Wen Shaohua was bound to a rather dim System and became the protagonist's foil. To fulfill the original host's wish, the System dragged him into one story after another, where he was always destined to be cannon fodder.
World One: The pitiful little one is a national treasure. Wen Shaohua transmigrates into the body of a real young master whom everyone despises, and who is disabled in both legs. According to the plot, his unpleasant personality will lead to him being cyberbullied when he appears on a variety show with the fake young master, and he will take his own life in despair.
After transmigrating, Wen Shaohua finds himself pursued and fawned over by powerful figures from all walks of life on the show. What should have been a stage for the protagonist couple to flaunt their love turns into a family reunion, with everyone wanting to take Wen Shaohua home and make him their own kid.
While netizens are bewildered and scrambling to uncover Wen Shaohua's background, the country keeps unveiling new technologies, leaving its citizens dumbstruck and foreign countries clamoring to cooperate.
World Two: The cannon-fodder character becomes everyone's idol. He transmigrates into the vain roommate of the protagonist shou, who should have served as a foil and helped bring the protagonist gong and shou together, only to end up disgraced and miserable.
After transmigrating, Wen Shaohua discovers that thought is rigid in this world. Everyone treats full-dive games as either large-scale combat trials or simple entertainment. No one has even considered using them to strengthen their mental power.
Full-dive gaming enthusiast Wen Shaohua introduces the culture of another world. Chinese-style unsolvable horror, a macho space opera about interstellar warfare, and survival in the myths of the primordial world: every game sends the interstellar players' emotions plunging into the depths while their mental power grows at an incredible rate.
At first, they look down on Wen Shaohua. Later, they become completely absorbed in his games, and eventually they push him to the top. He is everyone's idol and savior.
World Three: The unlucky one becomes a prince with a different surname. He transmigrates into a beloved character in an imperial-examination novel, but every one of the protagonist's successes is accompanied by Wen Shaohua's bad luck. After transmigrating, Wen Shaohua wonders: Isn't farming and building up the land much better?
An optimistic, hardworking shou vs. a love-struck gong with unmatched combat skills
Theme: Study hard, stand on your own, and strive to be strong.
This world is finished. I want to watch it. I want to collect it and finish it in one go. Σ(|||▽||| )
"It looks gentle, but things are deserted." This is a big bug for the author~
In fact
No, even if you are suppressed by Heaven, there is no other choice except this person? Can't you find it if you search directly for the country? What is the system used for? After the full text was revised, I read it from the beginning. I flipped the table and read it and it was quite enjoyable. But it turned out that Zhou Heng was ruined like this within three chapters after he came out? If you don't change it very well at the beginning, forget it. If your level goes up and then drops down, it will be uncomfortable, right?
You? Has the entire text been revised?
Have you changed it before? Why does it feel like it doesn't match the previous plot? It suddenly became so fantasy, and it seemed like a golden finger was added to the villain.
Are body and mind the only ones to attack each other?
Good luck to Kaiwen~
I'm back. Long time no see. I miss you a lot.
This world is finished. I want to watch it. I want to collect it and finish it in one go. Σ(|||▽||| )
"It looks gentle, but things are deserted." This is a big bug for the author~ In fact
No, even if you are suppressed by Heaven, there is no other choice except this person? Can't you find it if you search directly for the country? What is the system used for? After the full text was revised, I read it from the beginning. I flipped the table and read it and it was quite enjoyable. But it turned out that Zhou Heng was ruined like this within three chapters after he came out? If you don't change it very well at the beginning, forget it. If your level goes up and then drops down, it will be uncomfortable, right?
You? Has the entire text been revised?
Have you changed it before? Why does it feel like it doesn't match the previous plot? It suddenly became so fantasy, and it seemed like a golden finger was added to the villain.
Are body and mind the only ones to attack each other?
Good luck to Kaiwen~ I'm back. Long time no see. I miss you a lot.