A Kiss for the Obsessive Male Side Character [Quick Transmigration]

The author's He and I Traveled to the Year 23 Together: She Ended Up Classmates with Their Son! Now open for follows, please add it to your collection! Blurb: Romance novels often feature a certain kind of supporting male character: obsessive, mad, and sinister. But because they are treated unfairly and meet tragic ends, readers can't let go of their stories and grow resentful of the novels. Ji Ting was bound to this resentment from readers. From then on, she traveled through novel worlds, dedicated to helping tragic supporting male characters change their fates and find happy endings. First World: The Disabled, Sinister Villain (Complete) She decided to teach the supporting male character about love while he was still young. But while she was out buying groceries, the timeline suddenly jumped ten years ahead. The little boy had become a big villain, and thought she had abandoned him. Supporting male character: I believe you went to buy groceries. I'm not mad. Ji Ting: ...Put the rope down first, and we can talk about everything. Second World: The Sickly Young Master of a Wealthy Family (Complete) Ji Ting: ...Didn't your stepbrother take all your inheritance? How are you still so rich? Supporting male character: I had to take it back so I could buy you diamonds. Third World: The Grand Princess Regent vs. The Young Master of the Pleasure House (Complete) Ji Ting: I'll buy your freedom first. Then you can pass the imperial exams and make something of yourself. Supporting male character: No need. I'm quite happy staying in your back courtyard forever. Fourth World: The Bigshot with Four Split Personalities (Complete) Supporting male character: You were dating me while seeing three other guys? Are you a centipede or something? Ji Ting: Bro... aren't they all you? Fifth World: The Brutal Little Victim of School Bullying Ji Ting: Weird. The person who bullied you yesterday broke a leg? Supporting male character: Yeah, weird, right? (Innocent face) Sixth World: The Little Disciple Abandoned by His Godlike Master The male lead and supporting male character were both taken in as disciples, but their master only cherished the male lead and turned a blind eye to the supporting male character's mistreatment. In the end, the supporting male character turned evil and became a demon. When Ji Ting transmigrated into the master, the male lead and the supporting male character, both tiny tots, had just been brought to her immortal residence. She decided to send the male lead to someone else and treat only the supporting male character well. But as she raised him, she realized she had mistaken one for the other... Other worlds: To be determined Fate destroys you, deceives you, humiliates you, debases you, and hates you. The world may not love you, but I do. (In a word, this is going to be sweet!) 1v1 A heroine who is always fretting over saving the supporting male character vs. a possessive, unstable male lead who strays further and further from the original plot Please add the author's He and I Traveled to the Year 23 Together to your collection! The thing Chu Qing regretted most in her final year of high school was dating top student Qi Weichen when she was a poor student. As a result, she was forced to study for the entire first semester. After putting up with it for half a year, she finally broke up with him. Then, in the very next second, they both traveled 22 years into the future and became classmates with their son, who had just turned 18. Yes, their son was their biological child. Chu Qing looked at the boy in front of her, who looked half like her and half like Qi Weichen, and broke down. Even worse, their son had taken after her and was also a poor student. Worse still, after both of them ranked near the bottom in several exams, Qi Weichen forced them to start tutoring. If they didn't study well, they would be punished. After being punished over and over, their poor-student son finally rebelled: Why do I have to copy out the questions I get wrong, while all she has to do is kiss you once?! Qi Weichen: What else? Poor-student son: I want to kiss you too! (Puckers up) Qi Weichen: ...Get lost. To escape their torment, the mother and son decided to help each other. Then one day, their classmates saw the second-to-last-ranked student explaining problems to the last-ranked student. Classmates: ...One has the nerve to teach, and the other has the nerve to listen. This is probably a story about "a family of three holding hands, and whoever gets the worst grades is a dog." Theme: Even when mired in the mud, keep looking up at the stars