I Raised Three Villains in a Game

Main story complete Please add the novels next door, The Big Shots Are Soft and Easy to Push Around and After Raising the Big Shots, I Became a Player, to your reading list. * Bai Tang transmigrates into a novel and plays a management game. Her task is to turn a wasteland into a livable town. But Bai Tang has three strange pixel-art residents. * Resident No. 1 is injured every day. He has a fierce look in his eyes and refuses to let anyone near him. Bai Tang has no choice but to exchange for ointment in the game shop and apply it to Resident No. 1's wounds. Resident No. 1 resists anyone coming close, but when Bai Tang is the one treating him, he lets the guard fall from his eyes and obediently rests his head on her lap. * Resident No. 2 is taciturn and gaunt, and likes to lock himself in his room. Bai Tang has no choice but to cook him a steaming bowl of noodles every day. Resident No. 2 won't eat anything else. He only eats what Bai Tang makes. * Resident No. 3 wears thin clothes and shivers in the cold, his little face deathly pale. Bai Tang has no choice but to make him a brand-new, warm outfit in the game. The unsmiling Resident No. 3 finally manages the tiniest hint of a smile. * Aside from the residents often fighting over Bai Tang's affection, her town keeps thriving. As Bai Tang's level in the game rises, her residents' faces gradually become clearer. Bai Tang: But why do my residents look exactly like the big-shot villains in the book?! * Big Shot Villain No. 1 is often beaten bloody by street thugs. But strangely, after he sleeps, someone has treated his wounds. In his dreams, it seems someone speaks gently to him and makes him forget the pain. Big Shot Villain No. 2 lives beside a dumpster. His clothes are rags and he never has enough to eat. Yet whenever he wakes up, his hunger is gone, as if someone had made him a delicious meal in his sleep. Big Shot Villain No. 3 envies the other children, who get new clothes in winter. He makes a wish before bed, and when he wakes, there's a brand-new outfit beside his bed. Only later do the big-shot villains discover that it isn't some deity looking out for them. A young woman has been quietly protecting them and bringing warmth into their lives. * PS: 1. Oh. 2. Written for fun. I can't make a living from writing, so I'm just messing around. 3. Absurd wish fulfillment, a nonsensical flight of fancy. Don't connect it to reality. 4. No arguing in the comments. Please don't give me writing advice. 5. Everyone has one-sided crushes. 6. VIP serialization begins September 12. * Please add the novel next door, The Big Shots Are Soft and Easy to Push Around, to your reading list. Thank you! Blurb: Wen Tang transmigrates into a book. In the story, she's a supporting female character who gets dragged by the entire internet before she's even made her debut. But that's not even the worst part. She's also the object of several big shots' coercive pursuit, suffering both emotional and physical torment. And the original owner is soft and easy to push around, never able to say no to those big shots. Wen Tang says she doesn't want to be forced into a relationship. She wants to be a player herself. * But later, Wen Tang realizes she may have transmigrated into the wrong book. It's the big shots who are soft and easy to push around, while she is the one forcing herself on them and tormenting them emotionally and physically. This is an ABO fanfic. Wen Tang is an Alpha with top-tier pheromones, and the big shots can't resist her scent. * Wen Tang leans back in her chair and looks down at the man beside her legs. Big Shot No. 1, his eyes red, kneels in front of Wen Tang in a thoroughly rumpled suit. "Am I really so repulsive to you?" * Big Shot No. 2 lies on the bed, tears at the corners of his eyes, his shirt half open. He whispers to Wen Tang, "Take me!" Wen Tang gently strokes the man's cheek. * Big Shot No. 3 walks up to Wen Tang, smeared with blood and utterly exhausted. "Please stop avoiding me, okay?" Wen Tang pushes the man's hand away and smiles sweetly. "It was just for fun. Why take it seriously?" * Wen Tang's parents, who looked down on her, suddenly discover that the big shots they can't afford to offend are all fighting over the chance to dote on her. Theme: We are not alone. Please let me see your dreams