[Quick Transmigration] The Black Moonlight Never Loses

In every story, the protagonist has a beloved dark moonlight they can never have.

They are cold-hearted, selfish, and hypocritical. They use the protagonist and then immediately cast them aside, only to be slapped in the face and avenged by the protagonist, before meeting a tragic end...

As an S-rank actor, Song Zhibai puts his whole heart into diligently playing his role.

After several worlds, he earns an S-rank score and plans to go on vacation.

Who knew the small world would suddenly collapse? In an instant, he was back to square one, and it was all because he had taken his role too seriously.

Song Zhibai (smiling): ...That was very considerate of you.

With no other choice, he can only take his useless System 333 back into the small worlds and clear his name with the protagonist, who has turned dark, without changing the ending.

The difficulty keeps going up... Song Zhibai lives in misery every day.

The story also starts veering in a bizarre direction...

The split-personality Demon Venerable stares with bloodshot eyes, his expression vicious: “My greatest regret in this life is that I didn’t find the resolve to imprison Master forever!”

The rebel leader looks calm: “He’s the imperial consort who brings ruin to the country, and I’m the rebel leader. Who can say we aren’t made for each other?”

The Imperial Marshal looks gentle and is exceptionally skilled at gaslighting himself: “You chose someone else back then. It wasn’t your fault. I just wasn’t good enough.”

At the end, the System looks at its Host, who has once again faked his death and collapsed in the arms of the protagonist, now turned dark, while the protagonist desperately begs him not to die. Holding its S+ score, the System falls into deep thought...

The historical world is updating

A bewitching consort who brings ruin to the country & a rebel leader

Possibilities for what comes next:

Zerg (not a typical Zerg story): a glamorous socialite & a stern marshal

Fantasy: a fox spirit & a Buddhist monk

Historical: a beautiful, dim-witted young emperor & a powerful regent

Original world: a cold-hearted mission-taker & an obsessive, darkened source with eight tentacles

The order is undecided. Other worlds are still to be determined...

Notes:

1. The gong is not sexually exclusive and has been with others. The shou is sexually exclusive and also a bit of a love-struck obsessive.

2. The content is melodramatic, the writing is awful, the language is poor, and I especially love writing about how beautiful the gong is.

3. The gong will stay weak throughout the story and won’t become strong. At most, he’ll be mentally strong, but physically he’ll remain weak. Anyway, compared with the shou, he’s a weak gong.

4. I like tragic endings. Every small world has a tragic ending.

Theme: To love you is to accept all your imperfections