A Scumbag's Guide to Playing the Part

Male-lead-focused quick transmigration

Ren Qiao was a decent young man living in a post-apocalyptic wasteland. He chose to end his own life, but System 773 forcibly bound itself to him and brought him back from the dead. He has to play scum male leads in various small worlds, and can only retire in glory and enjoy a good life after meeting his mission targets.

What can he do? Ren Qiao can only be a poor, overworked wage slave.

But why are the protagonists and villainous male supporting characters in these worlds all getting attached to him?

Stop making life harder for a poor wage slave, will you!

[World One] The scum who chases his wife to the crematorium

Ren Qiao plays the classic playboy, scummy young master of a wealthy family. He pursues the protagonist shou, then loves him without realizing it and wounds his heart with cruel words. Only after the protagonist gong and shou get together does the scum young master regret everything.

But why is the protagonist shou so unusual? Why hasn't the mission progress bar gone up at all?

Oh, so he mistook the villain for the protagonist shou and pursued him...

Well, that's fine, then.

Things are already chaotic enough. Why is the protagonist gong getting close to him, too?!

[World Two] A proud male insect in the Zerg world

Please note:

1. Male-lead-focused quick transmigration, 1v1. A gloomy, robotic gong x a shou with split personalities. Weak gong, strong shou.

2. The shou is devoted and dotes on the gong. The gong is extremely slow to understand his feelings and rarely reciprocates.

3. The gong has a bit of a universally beloved air about him.

4. The gong is weak in bed. Contains navel play and sg.

5. The writing is amateurish. If it hits a nerve, please don't flame me. Different readers like different things, so don't force yourself to read it if you can't stand it.

Theme: Keep living with effort and optimism.