What Kind of Story Am I the Protagonist Of?

[The main story is complete. Bonus chapters will continue to be updated.] The unserious blurb When Wu Yang was little, the System told him he was the protagonist of this world and then disappeared. Wu Yang grew up sunny and cheerful. As a teenager, he fantasized about being a great hero who would save the world. When he was taken back to the Xie family, he thought he was following the script of a true young master reclaiming his rightful place. Then the horrors arrived, and he became certain he was the hero of a power fantasy. He eagerly fought monsters and recruited underlings. At last, he waited for his destined “heroine” to appear. The System suddenly returned: “Fifth pursuer detected. Current favorability...” “Huh? Pursuers one, two, three, four, six, and seven... all at 60% favorability, plus one at 100%???” Wu Yang: ??? Years later, Wu Yang finally learned what kind of story he was the protagonist of: a dark, coercive, melodramatic N/P novel about a universally hated, abused male receiver... Wu Yang looked at the underlings he'd beaten into submission, all of them obedient and well-behaved, and fell into a silence so profound it was deafening: You're saying they're my harem? Wu Yang had no idea his underlings had feelings for him. They couldn't force themselves on him because he could beat them, and when they tried to seduce him, he was too straight to get the hint. So they could only trail behind him, twisted and resentful, playing the part of his underlings. They competed in secret and tried every trick in the book. They could pour out their hearts, and he'd still think it was just the bond between brothers. They thought that if they took it slowly, Wu Yang would eventually come around. Then a cross-dressing, fake-innocent green tea guy showed up. Wu Yang declared that love had finally come his way, and the others all went mad with jealousy. [The extremely unserious blurb] Wu Yang is the protagonist of a novel that combines dark romance, coercion, melodrama, abusive love, N/P, and the universally hated true young master trope. He's insecure and starved for affection. Even when people mistreat him, he'll pitifully offer them his whole heart, begging them to love him just a little more. System: Hm? Something's not right. The System activated once when Wu Yang was little. It hurriedly said a few things, then shut down. When it returned, the main story was supposed to begin. Looking at the tall, broad-shouldered man with a narrow waist, so handsome it was absurd, and unbelievably slick in a fight, it couldn't help questioning its very existence. Was this really its pitiful little protagonist??? Even more shocking, the scumbag pursuer who was supposed to force himself on the protagonist and lord it over him in the original story was now getting beaten to a pulp. And he was smiling blissfully: “Boss, slap me again.” [The serious blurb] Desire stirs, and the horrors descend. No one knows how much desire and malice fester in the bustling city, or how many of the deaths that seem perfectly ordinary each day are connected to the horrors. In a dark alley, a pair of eyes is watching you. The moment you take a step closer, it flashes a hideous grin. Welcome to the game of horrors. This is a world where anyone can become a horror. Be careful. Don't let desire control you. A few things to know: 1. All three blurbs describe this novel (there's no flirtation between the pursuers, and Wu Yang isn't beloved by every pursuer. His underlings aren't necessarily all pursuers. The scumbag rich kid has a reason for liking another pursuer: desire makes him mistake who he's in love with, but he loves the protagonist. The official partner hasn't been decided yet, but it definitely won't be one of the scumbag rich kids! There are different ending routes.) 2. This isn't a traditional, map-clearing infinite-loop story. The horrors are connected to human desire, and anyone can become one. It combines real-world and infinite-loop elements, and many of the settings are original. Please don't flame me if it's not your thing. 3. A straight-arrow, cool, overpowered, universally adored straight-guy receiver. Many characters are interested in the protagonist. I'll pick a few to get their own ending routes. All the pursuers are virgins. That doesn't mean all the underlings are pursuers; I'll decide as I go. Some supporting characters have terrible personalities at first. They're meant to be trashy rich kids, so decide for yourself whether you want to keep reading. 4. Some details haven't been fully thought through. I'll figure them out as I write, so just go with the flow. If you love it, love it; if not, please don't flame me. My writing is amateurish, and I'm sensitive, so just click the X and move on. Thanks. 5. The setting is fictional. Please don't associate it with real life. Any resemblance is completely made up. 6. Some plot points are foreshadowed without being fully explained. That doesn't mean they're plot holes; they'll be explained later. I hope you'll be patient. Mwah mwah mwah. 7. I really don't know what else to say. I'll bow down to you all. Please follow my author page!!! Theme: Everyone is the protagonist of their own story. Live your own life well, whatever other people do