Quick Transmigration: The Overpowered Male Lead Keeps Trying to Win Over the Second Male Lead

Arrogant, narcissistic bottom × Dragon-Slaying Hero top, one-on-one romance focused on the bottom As a famous “gold-medal second male lead” in the Dragon-Slaying Hero Department, Lin Jianqing's job is to serve the hero's path to godhood with every last ounce of his strength, even if it kills him. Every now and then, he also lends the hero a hand in his love life. But ever since he was transferred to the Pure Love Department, Lin Jianqing has found that the world has become downright fantastical. World One: The “copycat” second male lead and the “clingy” male lead. Lin Jianqing imitates a cool, aloof senior, until one day the male lead discovers his secret. Male lead: “Interesting.” Lin Jianqing: “Huh? Don't come any closer!” “The Copycat and His Genius Foil” World Two: The “substitute” second male lead and the male lead who pretends to be the “white moonlight.” He diligently plays substitute for the villain, finally maxing out the villain's hatred before the white-moonlight male lead returns. Lin Jianqing: “Dealing with the villain is easy.” System: “Warning. The story has gone off track. The male lead is not the white moonlight. Help him avoid revenge from both the white moonlight and the villain.” System: “To help you complete your mission, the world's consciousness will automatically fill in the story between the second male lead and the villain.” Lin Jianqing: “Did anyone tell me this story was getting filled in? Huh?” “The Substitute Is the White Moonlight's Uncle” World Three: The “jack-of-all-trades” second male lead and the male lead with “a mountain of secret identities.” System: “For this mission, you'll need to wear several hats, acting as both the second male lead and the villain.” Lin Jianqing: “!?” System: “The Quick Transmigration Bureau has assigned you several teammates to help you complete your missions.” Lin Jianqing: “Fine.” Lin Jianqing, after mistaking the male lead's secret identities for teammates: “? Sure, I guess.”