The Male Lead's Evolutionary History [Quick Transmigration]

Taking a leave of absence. The author recently had a minor operation, and I don't know what comes next yet. If conditions allow, I'll write ahead at the hospital. Updates should resume before July 20.

Thank you, little angels, for all your support and encouragement! Written July 12, 2020

Normally updates come after 10:00. There will be extra updates on weekends.

Fang Chi is an S-class tasker for the Interface Management Bureau, traveling through three thousand worlds.

As an outstanding tasker, this time he must become the male lead and save the life of a tragic "villainess."

My dear, as the male lead, some people love the glamour beneath your halo, while others love the timeless soul beneath your skin.

A story forged where time and space collide.

For those destined to cross the river, the journey leads to parallel worlds, where their paths remain entwined.

First world: An alluring, lovestruck star

- I want to hold on to both the light and the salvation.

Second world: A dragon who slept for a hundred million years

- I only encountered this world after meeting you.

Third world: A scheming, sweet-talking adopted daughter

- Your schemes are perfectly measured.

Fourth world: A lowly palace maid in a doting romance

- I can't see what's beside me, yet I foolishly dream of ascending to the heavens.

Fifth world: A psychologically twisted woman who abducts and sells people

- You have to believe me. Believe in me.

Sixth world: One of a pair of twins, an abandoned wife from a wealthy family

- This wager is the rest of my life.

Seventh world: A tragic, clinging-vine merchant woman

- I am on the battlefield, missing you from a thousand miles away.

Eighth world: A manipulative, attention-loving social butterfly adored by everyone

- Whatever you want, if I have it, it's yours.

Ninth world: A white lotus cousin in a reborn story

- There's always someone more cunning than the last.

More will be added later.

A guide for new readers:

1. Some of the "villainesses" in this story are genuinely wicked, while others only pretend to be.

2. The values in the story don't represent the author's own. The author writes by having the male and female leads drag them along.

3. The tone balances sweetness and angst. There is an outline, and the story will not be abandoned.

Theme: Salvation exists only in fairy tales. Make the most of the present.