You Call This a Tragic Romance? Then Let the Male Lead Lose a Kidney

[A face-slapping revenge fantasy!]

[Quick transmigration + a little livestream chat + the heroine’s golden finger turned up to the max]

Why is it always the heroine who suffers in angsty romance novels, while the hero only has to regret it and shed a few crocodile tears to win both love and success?

Xi Ling is bound to an amazing System that can reflect all the heroine’s suffering back onto the hero!

Now, here’s where things get interesting.

World 1: The hero has the heroine’s kidney removed for the second female lead, so Xi Ling cheerfully sends him to the operating table.

“I think your kidney is a better fit.”

After losing a kidney, the hero’s health takes a nosedive, and he makes a complete fool of himself in front of the second female lead.

Remembering how the heroine never looked down on him, he decides to seek comfort from her.

But when he turns around, he discovers she’s hired ten male models and is partying night after night.

She dumps him, saying he can’t perform.

Livestream comments: [Good grief, she’s treating the hero like some kind of alien.]

[Honestly, the hero looks pretty pitiful with that pale little face. One punch and he’d be crying for ages, wouldn’t he?]

World 2: The heroine has a terminal illness, but the hero doesn’t cherish her and can think only of his unattainable first love. Xi Ling waves a hand, transfers the illness, and gives it to the hero to enjoy.

The hero grows weak and coughs up blood. With little time left, he watches his first love run off and is consumed by grief. Then he remembers the heroine, only to find she’s long since stopped wanting him and run off with his uncle.

He remembers how good she was to him and goes through a groveling quest to win her back, humbly begging her to return.

But all he gets is a sharp slap.

Livestream comments: [So this gender-swapped version of an angsty romance is this much fun! This is what strong women should be reading!]

[Hehe, the hero with a terminal illness who’s about to die is kind of like a puppy. The heroine slaps him, and he still licks her hand.]

[A man’s tears are a woman’s glory!]