Sending the Scum Gongs to the Crematorium [Quick Transmigration]

In old-school melodramatic romance novels, no matter what a scum top does, he can always be forgiven.

How can that be???

System BLX555 is at your service, ready to send scum tops straight to the crematorium!

World One: "Favoritism"

A cold, unflappable bottom, framed at every turn by the scum top’s adoptive younger sister, who wants to get it on with him

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An over-the-top sister-con scum top who blindly believes whatever he hears

In the end, the scum top loses the bottom and is disgraced. After getting into a fight with his sister in the car, he crashes and is left permanently disabled...

World Two: "Prisoner in a Cage"

A hot-tempered, simple-minded, vigorous substitute bottom

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A scum top skilled at psychological manipulation, who says, "You don’t have to do anything. I’ll take care of you, but you’re useless."

In the end, the scum top discovers the bottom was only pretending to be poor. The bottom’s family crushes him until he has nothing, and he finally realizes that he’s the useless one...

World Three: "A Love That Never Dies"

A devoted, long-suffering bottom, engaged to the scum top since childhood and striving to become the type the scum top likes

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A thickheaded scum top who makes headlines with the female supporting character every day and tells the bottom to be more understanding

In the end, the bottom breaks off the engagement, while the female supporting character takes all the scum top’s money. He regrets it too late...

World Four: "You, So Kind"

A sharp-tongued real young master with a tragic past, who grew up away from his family

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A sanctimonious scum top, a fake young master who constantly gives in for the sake of the sick female supporting character and tells the bottom to put up with it

In the end, the scum top is outmaneuvered by the bottom and gives the sick female supporting character one of his kidneys. When he’s near death from an infection, he finally realizes she was never his true love, but by then it’s too late...

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Theme: Optimism, confidence, and love