[Quick Transmigration + Two Male Leads + Everyone's Favorite + System + Hilarious Commentary + Nurturing and Redemption]
Su Tang, a modern college student who died with a smile on his face just to get a “second cup half off.”
To come back to life, he bonded with a good-for-nothing System called Peanut that could do nothing but yell about KPIs.
The mission was simple: transmigrate to different worlds and raise those unfortunate, miserable little things into self-reliant “big villains/big heroes.”
Looking at the grubby little kids who were bullied by everyone, Su Tang's heart softened.
To hell with demons! These were clearly little angels!
Su Tang decided: If the world kisses you with pain, I'll bury you in candy!
He diligently built infrastructure, did business, and spread kindness, thinking he was playing The Sims.
He didn't realize that the well-behaved boy who called him “Boss” would wipe the blood from his hands after Su Tang turned away, his gaze dark and crazed.
When the mission was finally complete, Su Tang made a stylish exit by faking his death.
But the System exploded: [Warning! The male lead's corruption level has exceeded 1000%! The world is about to collapse!]
Su Tang: ??? Wasn't this supposed to be a farming story?
System: Ahem, maybe... this is just another kind of nurturing?
[World One: Demon of the Fog City] Half-demon boy × black-haired Host
[World Two: Cultivation Realm] Sacrificed Daoist heir × savior from the heavens
[World Three: Interstellar Empire] Mad tyrant × the one he believes in
[World N: ???] The little ones: We finally found you
It's good to watch, but the main character is an ordinary college student who travels to a different world and suddenly has such a brain. I was a little bit surprised, but I can accept it. After all, it's a novel and it's okay for Goldfinger.
The second volume has not yet been completed. After reading the first volume, I feel that the main content and the title do not match. It is mainly about the protagonist completing system tasks to help the villains become stronger and give them a more comfortable growth environment. Then in the end, he dies to protect the villains, prompting the villains to take the final step, small world be. The villains use various methods to finally cross time and space to find the protagonists (this is my guess about the follow-up). The protagonists in the small world are sincerely good to the villains, at least in the early stage. I wonder if they will become dog trainers in the later stage due to too much experience.
I don't know why so few people watch it, it's very interesting! Come on big
Wow, I've just opened a new book
Klaas is awesome. This book is so good that you can use it to cook every building. 😘 Ramming, ramming, ramming, and simmering. ! Make a building and use it to boil in Basel😨 Make a building and take it to boil😂😂! Barcelona, Barcelona, take it and boil it☺️Pump it into a building and boil it😡 Boil it~Pump it into a building and boil it🤔Barcelona, let it boil😤
Love reading, the author writes well [note][note][note]
It looks good. Come on, author.
It looks good, the ending is good, the four of you living your life well is better than anything else 😳
It's particularly beautiful. The third world made me grin from the corner of my mouth to the back of my ears. I was so excited that I was so excited!!!!! 🥰🥰🥰[Admiration]
It's pretty good. Whether the writing is good or not is not important to me. It's enough that the content is good.