A quick-transmigration novel from the male protagonist's perspective.
A grain of sand, a world. How many different timelines will he experience?
Jidu is a star.
A literal star.
As the last star in the Six Realms, he is a rather special being.
He controls the fortunes and misfortunes of the mortal world, and influences the rise and fall of kingdoms.
Which emperor, general, noble, or commoner in the mortal realm isn't closely bound to his fate?
But one day, Lord Jidu Star fell from the heavens and crashed into a wilderness in the mortal world, shattering into pieces.
Across three thousand worlds, he must retrieve his fragments from different planes.
Only a whole star can return to the sky.
But after investigating, he discovers that all those shattered little stars have turned into girls??? And they're all supporting characters???
They are the side characters destined to be alone and adrift all their lives.
Lord Jidu Star thinks this isn't right.
So before taking the little star fragments back, he decides to give each of them the happiness they deserve in their miserable lives, and fall in love with himself.
Yes, fall in love with himself.
And so it goes.
Worlds:
● A wealthy family's switched-at-birth foster son x his childhood sweetheart
● A regent prince uncle x a young empress
● A delinquent boy from the 1970s x a young female-educated youth
● A general who died in battle x his widowed fiancée
● An acclaimed actor of many years x a has-been actress
● The empress's principal husband x the empress
● A carefree master x his female disciple disguised as a man
● A boy from a reality show about switching lives x a girl from the same show
● A zombie king x a young girl he raises
● A sickly beauty x an icy beauty
● A boy with bipolar disorder x a gentle, sophisticated female therapist
● A powerful man with a cherished first love x his canary
