Transmigrate into a Book: I'm Done Being the Cannon-Fodder Male Lead in This Romance Novel

Transmigrated into a Female-Oriented Novel: I'm Done Being the Cannon-Fodder Male Lead

After I, Xu Que, died, I was picked up by a heroine-rescue System.

System: “Go to a female-oriented novel and play the cannon-fodder male lead. Be the heroine's backup boyfriend.”

I sneered. “A simp? Get lost.”

System: “Complete the mission and return to reality with luxury cars and mansions.”

I raised an eyebrow. “More importantly, I want to rule this female-oriented world.”

Bow before your king.

World One: The White Moonlight Awakens

I'm the second male lead, a simp the heroine treats like an ATM. I'm done being her doormat. She steals my family's tender documents to curry favor with the male lead? I'll snatch the contract right back. She thinks I'll kneel and beg her? I'm the white moonlight you'll never be worthy of in this lifetime.

World Two: Three Ex-Wives, and I'm Keeping Them All

I return to 1980. I have three ex-wives: one will become a future entrepreneur, one a professor, and one a powerful local official. The original owner abandoned them all and eventually froze and starved to death. Xu Que looks at the divorce papers and smiles. This time, he won't be a scumbag. He'll be their rock. He's keeping all three women.

World Three: Reborn as the Fake Young Master, Why Are My Seven Older Sisters Acting So Strange?

I transmigrate into a book as a cannon-fodder fake young master in a female-oriented novel. I decisively choose “make my sisters hate me” so I can run off with a hundred million. But the more I court disaster, the more they worry about me. Their affection doesn't decrease; it keeps rising, and the reward money keeps rolling in. My seven sisters refuse to follow the script, and the real young master's white-lotus schemes are all for nothing. Why are these sisters nothing like the ones in the original story?

The same Xu Que, different battlefields. Modern cities, bygone eras, political intrigue. The thrills may differ, but the core remains the same: Xu Que never plays the cannon fodder.