A series of stories with a male lead
As a seasoned pro in the Space-Time Bureau's "cannon fodder villain" division, 0116 has a few tricks for choosing Hosts.
But why is this generation's Dragon-Bearing Protagonist acting so weird?
[World One] The urban power-up Dragon-Bearing Protagonist
In the world of an urban power-up Dragon-Bearing Protagonist, you bind yourself to a "king" whose family is ruined by the protagonist. He keeps tripping up the Dragon-Bearing Protagonist at every turn, making his journey to power a constant headache. A textbook cannon fodder villain!
You coach him to keep making trouble for the Dragon-Bearing Protagonist, eagerly waiting for his family to go bankrupt.
But when you turn around, why has the Dragon-Bearing Protagonist dumped the heroine and started chasing him instead?! Aren't you two sworn enemies?!
[World Two] The broken-engagement Dragon-Bearing Protagonist
In the world of a broken-engagement Dragon-Bearing Protagonist, you bind yourself to the Dragon-Bearing Protagonist's fiancée. She casts him aside like trash after he loses his spiritual root, abandons him for someone richer, and remarries. She's the perfect candidate for a cannon fodder villain!
You coach her to dump the Dragon-Bearing Protagonist as the plot demands, eagerly waiting for him to take her out of the story.
But when you open your eyes, why is the Dragon-Bearing Protagonist here to steal her away?! She's already someone else's fiancée, for crying out loud!!!
[World Three] The kill-your-wife-to-prove-your-dao Dragon-Bearing Protagonist
In the world of a kill-your-wife-to-prove-your-dao Dragon-Bearing Protagonist, you bind yourself to the wife who gets killed. He's weak and helpless, like a doddering vine that can only grow by clinging to someone else. A textbook cannon fodder character.
You coach him to fake his death during the heavenly tribulation, eagerly waiting for the mission to be completed.
But when you look up, why has the Dragon-Bearing Protagonist gone mad?! Wasn't he the one who wanted to kill his wife to prove his dao?!
[World Four] The good-for-nothing-rises-to-the-top Dragon-Bearing Protagonist
Having learned your lesson from the previous worlds, you decide to bind yourself to a different role.
In the world of a good-for-nothing-rises-to-the-top Dragon-Bearing Protagonist, you choose the golden finger, the "old master" who raises the Dragon-Bearing Protagonist and tries to devour his cultivation.
You coach him to show his true colors once the Dragon-Bearing Protagonist reaches the peak of his cultivation, eagerly waiting for the protagonist to be heartbroken and then absorb his power in return.
But when you wake up, why has the Dragon-Bearing Protagonist become his devoted lapdog?! He only wants your cultivation power!!
...More worlds to be decided
Theme: Don't rely on stereotypes
