The Villain Green Tea King Secretly Favors the Protagonist's Harem!

[Male channel female hero, partial romance, through the book, villain, green tea, harem] Lan Rui finished reading a novel about a time traveler's harem, but his eyes darkened and he even walked through the book himself! It's a pity that he only time-traveled into a minor villain character. The good news is that the timeline has just begun, there is no relationship and story between each character, and the system has found him! The bad news is that the system "once" found him, and there are also time travelers in this book. It's just an existence from the 21st century world in the book that traveled to this ancient world and became the protagonist of this book, and Lan Rui is a time traveler from another world to this book! One is a time traveler outside the world who knows the plot of the whole book, and the other is a time traveler from the future inside the book who knows the history. People from the two worlds compete with each other. Who will own the harem in the end? The legitimate daughter of the No. 1 Scholar family, who prides herself on being a noble person and refusing to be sexually involved with men, actually lets an ignorant young man do such a thing in private? ! The arrogant eldest lady, whose family was wiped out due to unavoidable factors, threw away his candy in anger, but secretly gave him her heart... She was born in a small family and went out to start a business, determined to be the master of a city. Even she didn't know it, but she couldn't help but be infatuated with him. The most abstinent and ruthless god of war in the seven states of the Xia family, when he met him, he also had a secular heart, and rudely unleashed his wild nature on a night of wind, rain, thunder and lightning... After experiencing many hardships, the young man was heartbroken. He cruelly attacked himself and threw himself into the river of Kawakyu, where he disappeared from sight. Is this the end of the world or a new beginning? PS plot includes ancient modern and Western periods