Kiss, Kiss, Kiss, One Kiss from My Wife and I’m Fed Like a Dog

Content warnings: toxic pursued lead and pathetic pursuer, a secondary couple, and a harem-style love rivalry.

[Emotionally detached, high-status pursued lead × devoted, protective pursuer who begs for love; one man split into multiple versions, with other non-split pursuers appearing; all pursuers are sexually inexperienced]

Goodbye is goodbye. The next one will be more obedient.

Yu He never throws himself into a relationship lightly. After an accident lands him in the graveyard of marriage, he thinks maybe this isn’t so bad after all.

Then a System appears from nowhere. It turns out he’s just a supporting character in a small world.

His mission is to get the original story’s male lead and love interest together?

That’s new. Yu He readily agrees.

He diligently (not really) plays matchmaker, but halfway through, the plot collapses.

Oh no.

Ha, the System tells him to just do whatever makes him happy.

When a corner of his memory is revealed, when the deepest secrets come to light, are you still the same person you were?

With the mission wrapped up perfectly, Yu He plans to slip away without a word.

But the chessboard of fate turns, and the game is only just beginning.

And from the start, he has been the star of the show.

As more and more rabid dogs try to join the game, Yu He lazily lifts his eyes.

He doesn’t care who comes or goes, because in the end, the only winner will be the most cunning hunter.

He never worries about anyone leaving, because the highest form of taming is making everyone willingly lose themselves in the game he has laid out.

In Yu He’s game of love, he alone makes the rules.

Sincerity, pretense.

All he wants is the ending.