A flirtatious, clueless heartthrob bottom × a lofty, seemingly gentle but secretly ruthless top
The Cannon Fodder Department is the least popular branch of the Quick Transmigration Division. To improve the department’s performance, System 44 sweet-talks and tricks a newcomer into joining, then rushes him into a mission world.
Ye Shu: Cannon fodder? That’s just me playing myself. Leave it to me.
World One:
You’re a disabled, money-loving Omega who carried on a three-year secret relationship with the male lead. In the end, unable to endure a hard life, you leave him for money.
One day, Ye Shu wakes up to find himself locked in a dark room, with the male lead, now gone dark, standing before him.
“I heard you ran off with an old man for money back then. Can he make you happy?”
Just as Ye Shu is about to explain, the tightly shut door is kicked open.
A tall, slender figure walks in, raises an eyebrow, and asks in a low voice, “An old man? Hmm?”
Ye Shu: ...What do I do if my current boyfriend thinks I’m rekindling things with my ex? Anyone? Help, it’s urgent.
World Two:
You’re a little koi fish disguised as a mermaid. The male lead rescues you in the wilderness, but you want to get a government job with the Empire and look down on his humble origins, so you choose to form a bond with a soldier instead.
One day, Ye Shu attends a lavish banquet with the man who’s been paying his way for ages, when a lazy male voice sounds from behind him.
“I never thought the Marshal, who’s always hated mermaids, would fall for one. But does the Marshal know that this mermaid already belonged to someone?”
The man holding Ye Shu quietly pulls him into his arms. “Your Highness, you’re mistaken. A Shu is my fish.”
Ye Shu: ...What do I do? I’ve just been exposed in front of my former keeper. Anyone? Help, it’s urgent.
The top in every world is the same person.
One-on-one, both leads are each other’s only partner, happy ending.
So? The sealing of the second world is a fragment? I feel like there's something ambiguous between him and Rong Yu. 🙂 Warning: The third world is almost entirely filled with side couple storylines, it's really ridiculous 🙂 Don't watch it if you're only interested in the popular character 🙂
Why does a heartthrob need a secondary romantic partner? The first and second worlds were fine, but I don't understand the third one. 🙂 Yes, this book is quite special. It skips a lot of plot points for the first time 😅. The third world is essentially the author's world. If you want to write a plot like this, then focus on the relationship between the main characters.
It's pretty good, but the main character's initial strength feels forced and weak later on, which I don't like. 🍉
Although I've only finished reading two worlds so far, both the writing style and pacing have met my expectations. The last few lines of the smaller world really brought me to tears; I felt a strange heartache. But undeniably, it's quite good. 😆
After watching it, I felt it was alright, but there was a certain feeling I couldn't quite put my finger on. Anyway, the ending was happy. 🍉
I hope Ye Jin has a happy ending in the third small world.
It's so good! It was worth spending a whole day watching it. 🥰🥰