Saving the Villainous Male God [Quick Transmigration]

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Blurb:

Every small world has a male villain who is handsome, powerful, and miserable. He never gives up, eventually making a comeback against all odds. But after turning evil and opposing the protagonist, he still loses to the protagonist's plot armor.

Jin Xiao sighed, "They're so unlucky. If I, the lucky little koi, were there, they wouldn't have such terrible luck." Then her superiors sent her to change their fates.

Jin Xiao clenched her fist, determined to change them with the power of love.

First World:

[The cultivation prodigy whose spiritual root was destroyed]

Jin Xiao: "Big brother, I'll take care of you. As long as we're happy, it doesn't matter if you have a spiritual root!" (If he doesn't cultivate, he won't oppose the male lead.)

Prodigy: "Hmph. What are you plotting?"

Later...

Prodigy: "No matter how hard it is, I have to restore my spiritual root. I must cultivate properly and protect my little sister."

Prodigy: "Little sister, look! I've killed everyone who ever bullied you."

Jin Xiao: ??? How did the villain get all the male lead's opportunities? And why is the male lead dead, too?!

Second World:

[The wheelchair-bound prince with an overwhelming possessive streak]

Jin Xiao: "Little brother, even if your legs are injured and you can't become Crown Prince, the land is still beautiful. How about I take you around to see it?" (The point is, don't rebel!)

Prince: "Get lost. Stay away from me."

Later...

Prince: "Even if I can't walk, I'll travel across a thousand rivers and mountains with you."

Jin Xiao: At least this time... Wait, why are you the one who took the throne?

Prince: "You like this land, so I'll give it all to you." (That guy keeps gazing at you with such devotion. There's no way I'd let him become emperor and make you one of his concubines.)

Third World: The villain is a boy carrying a blood feud, and Jin Xiao is assigned the role of the person who slaughtered his entire family.

A deep-seated grudge can't withstand the villain's deranged ways. Learning from experience, Jin Xiao becomes a strict teacher, coldly making him practice martial arts every day.

Instead, Jin Xiao gets locked in a dark room: QAQ Where's the righteous male lead?

The boy: "Anyone who dared insult our... (not) family has already fallen by my sword."

Fourth World: Jin Xiao is given the role of the villain's stepmother. She resolves to bring home the villain, whose father has died. But where's the male lead?

The villain, expressionless: "I sent him to prison. He wanted to be my dad."

Only later does Jin Xiao learn that they are all souls split off from a certain demon god...

The great demon kings despise one another and refuse to merge. "You can only belong to me. Who are these guys?"

Jin Xiao is on the verge of tears. "You really, really are all the same person!"

Note: One-on-one romance. The male lead is split into multiple personalities.

Angsty, melodramatic, and satisfying, with a love steeped in bitterness.

The leads are not related by blood in any of the worlds, nor are they registered in the same household.

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Blurb for "Hate the Immortal":

Su Yin was cherished by her parents from the time she was little. She was not only breathtakingly beautiful, but came from a family of immense wealth.

By the Tianhe Bridge, she met the man destined for her and fell in love at first sight.

He was a young hero, elegant and graceful, with a heart for all living things. He was known as the foremost figure of the immortal sects.

He was the perfect male lead straight out of a romance novel.

Su Yin thought she had been given the female lead's role.

A shameless junior sister once taunted her, saying that after Su Yin, a mere mortal, died, she would join Su Yin's husband in a harmonious marriage and live happily ever after.

Su Yin didn't care.

After all, every male lead has a female supporting character who loves him. That's part of the package.

Su Yin had only mediocre talent for cultivation, but her husband vowed to stay by her side for life and spared no effort to help her live forever. He also promised to make sure her parents lived long and worry-free lives.

Everyone knew that Lord Langya kept his promises, and that each one was worth a thousand gold.

Then one day, Su Yin learned that he would be returning soon. She waited at home with the pastries he loved.

What came instead was a sword through her heart.

With her eyes shut, she heard her parents scream as they died. When she opened them, she saw the junior sister's smug smile.

Lord Langya had suffered a cultivation deviation. To sever his inner demon and be reborn, he needed the life of the one he loved as the key. Su Yin was simply a stand-in, dying in the junior sister's place.

It turned out she was the supporting character all along.

From then on, she was a vengeful spirit crawling back from hell, feeding on love and making hatred her path. She became a demon of vengeance, determined to make them pay in blood!

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They say the Eastern Sea is home to a peerlessly beautiful woman, whose every smile and frown captivates the soul. Young talents all fall at her feet, and even Lord Langya, who had not been near a woman in a hundred years, was no exception.

No one believed it.

To cultivators, beauties were no more than skeletons wrapped in flesh. How could someone like Lord Langya lose his composure over a woman?

Until the day they saw it with their own eyes: Lord Langya kneeling beneath the beautiful woman's silk skirt, begging her to spare him a glance.

The male lead gets his comeuppance, and the second male lead takes his place.

Theme: Love can save the world.