The Loser Top in a Love Stock Story [Quick Transmigration]

#The plot points are all gone, so you can't blame me if the storyline falls apart#

#The main attacking lead is ignoring the main receiving lead. Is this romance even going anywhere?#

#What the hell, bro, is that for real? Don't tell me you've got a harem magnet aura#

Bo Jinyan is nobility among nobility, a celestial dragon among celestial dragons, and the undisputed F2 of Saint Beril Academy.

His looks are first-rate, his family background is first-rate, and his first nineteen years have been smooth sailing. Then a rookie System, 3044, accidentally bound itself to him, forcing him to play the doomed top in a melodramatic gay novel.

[World One: The Celestial Dragon Streamer Top in a Harem-Magnet Livestream Novel]

[World Two: The Obsessed Only Son of a Tycoon in a Sentinel-Guide Dating Show]

[World Three: The Nightclub Owner Top in a Restricted-Rating Korean Comic]

[World Four: The Stunning, Privileged Member Top in an Idol Group Audition Novel]

1. The top is a frivolous, flirtatious playboy, always spouting dirty talk and with no sense of decency. His serious side is just an act. Don't bash the top. If it's really not for you, just click the X.

2. The top's background is wildly exaggerated because he's originally from an old-school Mary Sue campus novel with no real logic, and he's an F2. The whole story is full of celestial dragons, so he will never be in the weaker position emotionally. The relationship between the two depends entirely on Big Brother Bo. This won't change in either the small worlds or the original world. Probably not for readers who like to scrutinize every detail. Just treat anything unreasonable as authorial license.

3. The small worlds may not be written in order. The receiving lead may have a sexually complicated past early on. The comments lean toward chaotic ship wars. Chapter comments are enabled. Ship loyalists should read at their own discretion. There's no guarantee this will suit everyone's taste, and it has plenty of potential land mines. The text is revised often. The logic is a mess and the writing is rough. There's not much plot, and updates come whenever. Each world will be followed by an interlude in the original world.

Theme: Everyone is the protagonist of their own life.