Those Days I Stole the Male Lead from Life's Winners [Quick Transmigration]

I changed the title a bit. The story is really about all kinds of wilderness survival, but “Rescue Expert” sounded too upright, and every day when I opened the document, the tone felt so wrong that I couldn't write. Then yesterday, while writing the volume titles, inspiration suddenly struck. I'm still not entirely satisfied, but at least with this title I know how to write it. The story can now be divided into volumes like: “Days Spent Snatching People Away from Overbearing Beastmen” “Days Spent Snatching People Away from Overbearing Emperors” “Days Spent Snatching People Away from Overbearing Popes” “Days Spent Snatching People Away from Overbearing CEOs” “Days Spent Snatching People Away from the Cult Leader” etc. In short, he's a professional at rescuing unfortunate transmigrators who fall into the hands of domineering XX types. Whether it's love growing over time, taking someone by force, or “you can only be my man, Long Aotian,” he'll serve them all a face-slapping in my hands. A quick transmigration story, a pseudo-infinite flow. It shares a world setting with “Not Scientific at All”: humans can freely travel between different worlds through a massive online game in the Immortal Realm. The story is told from the bottom's perspective. The protagonist, Shao Zongyan, is a lifeguard who rescues transmigrators in danger. His true love is an ordinary, low-key grass carp spirit, not a transmigrated bottom who comes with a built-in aura of being forcibly claimed. Theme: