No More Simping Across the Heavens: I Won't Be Anyone's Sugar Daddy

[Quick transmigration, feel-good fiction, comedy, face-slapping, no angst, career-focused, no more fawning or being a doormat]

Lin Chen worked himself to death in a rented room while paying for his girlfriend's college education.

Only before he died did he learn that all the money he saved by scrimping, hauling bricks, working late nights, and delivering takeout

had earned him just one response: “You're too poor. You're not good enough for me.”

When he opened his eyes again, he was bound to the Anti-Doormat System.

He transmigrates into countless roles: the most miserable lovesick fool, the hapless male side character, the husband who supports his wife, and the self-sacrificing do-gooder.

- Hauling bricks to put his girlfriend through college?

Cut off the money and block her. Break up as soon as she graduates, and let her earn money for her own tuition.

- Delivering takeout to support his wife while she raises someone else's child?

Gather proof, make her leave with nothing, and don't let her take a single cent.

- In a high-martial-arts world, giving resources to his fiancée, only for her to turn around and give them to Brother Ye Fan?

Break off the engagement on the spot and ruin her opportunities. She can love her Ye Fan, while he cultivates his own path to immortality.

- The campus beauty's lovesick backup plan

No more being a backup, and no more being a tool for the campus beauty or the school bully. He just wants to be recommended to Tsinghua University.