The Male Lead Is Unreasonable [Book Transmigration]

Sen Laiyi once read a dark novel that paid lip service to love and inspiration but was riddled with traps and betrayal. These days, plot twists are all the rage, but... the twists in this book were just too much. Sen Laiyi had clicked in hoping to gulp down a dose of feel-good inspiration, and nearly choked to death as soon as he saw what was inside. The story opened with a tired old premise: a hero set out with four companions to kill the Demon King. They began the usual grind of fighting monsters and leveling up, but could never defeat him. It wasn't because the Demon King was overwhelmingly stronger than the hero. Rather, in this party that represented the hopes of all humanity, the hero was the only one wholeheartedly and anxiously thinking about saving the world every moment of every day. As for the others, they either slacked off or held the hero back. No matter how hard he tried, he couldn't get them moving. And the reason his companions were lying around and slacking off was that there were five people in the party, and all four besides the hero were on the Demon King's side... In this incredibly "loving" situation, the hero, outnumbered four to one, was predictably betrayed and killed by his companions. After his death, the story began anew with his rebirth, and he greeted his former companions with a "kind" smile. Having transmigrated into the body of the companion who was once the party's most beloved and is now the hero's most hated, Sen Laiyi is under a lot of pressure. Sen Laiyi: "...Can I still quit the party now???" Soxis: "What do you think, you piece of trash?" A quick introduction: A hero who was gentle and sunny before being reborn, but unreasonable afterward, with a handsome face and a vicious streak, as the top X a simple, straightforward bottom... A few spoilers: 1. The hero isn't as stupid as the blurb makes him sound. He hasn't failed to notice everything. 2. The original body wasn't that bad and hadn't wronged the hero. The plot Sen Laiyi knows is seriously flawed. 3. Sen Laiyi and the original body are one person. This is a dual-rebirth story. Coming soon: (Please add it to your collection!) My Brothers-in-Law Are Lined Up in Rows [System] Blurb: Cheng Qingzhu is a game streamer who can't flirt, is lively with friends but composed around strangers, and is secretly quite a flirt. His streaming career ends with only ten viewers, and not only does he fail to shine like other streamers, but one mistake in a game earns him a barrage of ridicule. Feeling miserable and frustrated, he makes a rash decision to change things up. To learn how to flirt, he starts playing a pink romance game, vowing to win over every type of woman in the game and become the most flirtatious star among game streamers. With this grand ambition in mind, Cheng Qingzhu stares at the game's start screen for a long time, then looks at the difficulty options: Easy: One brother-in-law. Normal: Two brothers-in-law. Hard: Three brothers-in-law. Very Hard: Four brothers-in-law. Victory Beyond Reach: A whole bunch of brothers-in-law... Cheng Qingzhu doesn't understand why the difficulty is measured by brothers-in-law, but since he's going to play, he might as well go all in. He decisively chooses... a whole bunch of brothers-in-law! ...Then he cries until his tears and snot form a river. "Please, can I choose again?" A few notes: 1. A smooth-talking top X a secretly flirtatious bottom. 2. Haven't decided yet... Coming soon, romance novel: (Please add it to your collection!) (Transmigrate into a book) I Can't Take the Blame for This As the Nth-ranked female supporting character in the novel Changhe, Guan Changying belongs to the male lead's grandfather's generation. She only appears in conversations between the male lead and other characters. She was once engaged to the male lead's second granduncle, but later he dumped her and married a singer who appeared out of nowhere as his second wife. The two families failed to become relatives and instead became enemies. And so the male leads came to say: Because of this, the Guan family has always been at odds with our Zhou family. After that, whenever anything went wrong in the Zhou family, Guan Changying was blamed for it... The author's ramblings: 1. Set in an alternate Republican-era China. 2. A lighthearted story, not a heavy one. 3. A seemingly refined and elegant suit-wearing brute of a male lead X a female lead whose personality is still undecided. 4. Haven't decided yet... Theme: