[Two Male Leads] [Somewhat Beloved Shou] [One-on-One, Obsessive Gong Fragments] [Morally Gray] [World-Hopping] [Bad Ending]
Qi Ran receives a mission to oversee the protagonists' romance and keep the plot on track.
World One:
After transmigrating into an NPC in a full-dive game, Qi Ran dutifully keeps an eye on the protagonists, only to have the male lead and the second male lead both cling to him.
Once the slow-to-catch-on Qi Ran finally gets it, he says: Get lost.
How did a romance-supervision mission turn into saving the world...? Hey! How about an uncontrollable, spur-of-the-moment trip around the world?
World Two:
Fake and real young masters + two souls in one body + pseudo selfcest + supernatural powers
Qi Ran transmigrates into the second personality of the villainous real young master.
He gathers underlings, beats up bullies, saves beauties, and heads to the battlefield.
What? The underling he picked up on a whim is the male lead? The beauty he saved on a whim is also the male lead? And the soldier he rescued without thinking became his military training instructor!
When university starts, the clueless Qi Ran faces the male lead's attentions and says: Nobody does favors for nothing. They're either up to no good or after something. Stay alert, stay very alert!
After returning from his tribulation, the High God reunites with his soul fragments and merges his memories. He discovers that he has fallen in love with someone in one of the worlds, and that he did something unforgivable.
When he goes back to find his beloved, their soul is gone.
So he splits his soul into countless fragments and sends them into the three thousand worlds. Cast a wide net, and he's bound to find them. Surely one version will manage to win his wife over.
The fragments have no memories? No problem. His beloved is so charming that each one is sure to fall for him at first sight.
High God: Weak, helpless, and pitiful. Please take pity on me.
Qi Ran: Hide behind me.
Once the mission ends, I'm out of here. Those points matter.
After being coldly abandoned by Qi Ran N times, the High God finally goes mad.
I feel that the writing style is quite good, but this is a fast-traveling novel. The author seems to have made it too complicated. I feel that what I am reading is not fast-traveling. The worldview was made too grand and complicated, not because it didn't look good, but because he was a fast travel writer and it was his first world. He made it too grand after only a few pictures and deviated from the original intention. The main thing that stands out about fast travel stories is that if you make the world view too grand, no matter how fast you go, the plot will seem very unsmooth and there will be too many holes to fill in. But if it is not fast, people like me who like to watch fast-paced movies will find it very complicated and will not have the patience to watch it.
Super beautiful, I like it 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰
A particularly nice novel [Love]
Wow, I was the first one to click on the update button. Come on, madam ❤️ ❤️ ❤️
It's both frustrating and exciting to watch.