Quick Transmigration: The Beautiful Side Character Is Reluctantly Desired by Everyone

[Quick transmigration + two male leads + beloved by all + everyone's darling + split fragments of the love interest + mutual firsts + romantic rivalry + comedy]

[Long-haired, slow-witted protagonist]

Jiang Yan, Jiang Yan: born with misfortune in his name.

People say a name is a parent's hopes and blessings for their child. But Jiang Yan was born unlikeable, and being ignored and overlooked was part of everyday life.

Then one day, System 998 bound itself to him. “Join us, and you could earn five million a month!”

Jiang Yan: “Money is beside the point. I mainly just love working!”

First small world: A pretty young punk, the object of everyone's desire

Jiang Yan only had to play a mindless simp, the type who bangs his head against a wall for the protagonist shou.

But can someone explain why the protagonist gong keeps looking at him more and more strangely? Every single one of them just wants to keep Jiang Yan locked up by their side.

Even the cannon fodder and the protagonist shou want in on the action, but Jiang Yan just wants to finish the mission and run.

Someone grabs the hem of his clothes. All he feels is the boy's feverish warmth and hears his tearful voice: “Jiang Yan, won't you look at me?”

This plot has gone so far off the rails that even its own grandma wouldn't recognize it!

A passerby in a palace-intrigue novel

He took in a pitiful little boy, only for him to grow up and want to sleep with him?!

A passerby in a cyberpunk interstellar romance

Jiang Yan is a passerby who dies young, but the robot falls in love with him, its former owner, first.

And the protagonist friend is looking at him strangely, too.

A passerby in a drug-enforcement undercover novel

Jiang Yan is a low-ranking henchman of the villain, but one day he becomes an informant for the undercover protagonist.

Bullets fly and one hits Jiang Yan, who becomes everyone's moonlight.

The fifth...

[I can't do this synopsis justice. Please read the novel itself.]