(Also known as: We Said We’d Save the World, So How Did We All Become My Love Interests?)
[Fantasy] [Academy] [Slow-paced] [Party Adventures] [Multiple Heroines] [Villain] [Saving the World] [Love Triangle Chaos]
An Ting transmigrated into the yuri sword-and-sorcery game “Poem of the End,” where he became a third-rate Villain.
The good news: He hadn’t completed the original game, but he had played it over a hundred times and knew its resources, characters, and death flags inside out.
The bad news: The world was destined to be crushed by the Evil Gods, and the countdown to the end had begun. He was the only one who possessed the “Guide to Saving the World,” and the Evil Gods had their eyes on him. There was nowhere to run.
The original story was a yuri romance set before the world’s destruction. In the apocalypse, the girls fell in love, stood side by side, misunderstood one another, and parted ways. Lilies bloomed among the ruins, only to be crushed along with everything else by the Evil Gods. It was a spectacularly tragic bad ending, with every heartbreak laid bare.
But then An Ting arrived.
Tragedy? The apocalypse? A yuri bad ending? None of that was going to happen anymore.
He took on the role of a boss, helping the original story’s first team of saviors grow while secretly building a second team.
Using his knowledge advantage to get close to the main cast, he changed their fatal outcomes at crucial moments and pushed the heroines who were supposed to die past 100% affection.
The pure and holy saintess candidate discovered he wasn’t as vile as the rumors claimed. Even if she fell into darkness, she still couldn’t bear to see him die.
The Flame-Wielding Hero kept saying she’d kill him with her own hands. In the end, though, she killed everyone who wanted him dead.
The princess of the kingdom suspected he was a spy, but after he thwarted several assassination attempts, her heart began to race out of control…
When the end came, the Evil Gods thought they could devour the world as usual.
An Ting looked at them and saw nothing but one juicy morsel after another, lining up to be eaten.
He took a yuri romance adventure set on the eve of the world’s destruction and turned it into “Everyone gets along, and everything ends happily.”
It's... It's not that I want to give a good review, it's just...,... It's just that I accidentally clicked on it
Although I haven't read a single word, come on, the author dares to write 👍
Urgent update! Urgent update! Urgent update! Urgent update!
Well written, but not enough to read
I really like this kind of work, give it 5 stars, cheers for the author 😘😘
It will be worth reading if it can be written well later.
Why are there still a few missing?