My Kid and I Are the Villains [Quick Transmigration]

[Updated daily. I'll post as soon as each chapter is finished, and do my best to write ten thousand words a day.]

Quick-transmigration veteran Lu Han transfers to the "Raising Children System" department, where he specializes in saving villainous children who are set against the protagonists and destined to go astray.

Why should my child have to be a villain?

Just because they oppose the protagonists, do they have to become villains, serve as their foil, and be their stepping stones?

Well, we're going to make our own way in the world. So what if he's a villain? So what! I'll make him a spectacular villain, living life to the fullest!

[In an old-school melodramatic novel, the son starts out as a warm-hearted boy, turns into a villain, and ultimately dies in a sea of flames for the heroine. Right now, he's still a little dumpling obediently doing arithmetic at his desk...]

Lu Han: "Son, listen to your dad. If the woman you like doesn't like you back someday, remember, there are plenty of fish in the sea. You just haven't met someone who's a better fit for you yet."

Butler: "Young Master, the young master is only three!"

Son: "?"

[In a farming novel, a son and his father depend on each other. The son's wife cheats on him with the heroine's husband, and he turns villainous in a rage, stirring up trouble and becoming a stepping stone to the protagonists' success.]

Lu Han: "Son, starting tomorrow, you'll study at home. I'll take care of the fields. Study hard, pass the imperial exams, and become the top scholar. Then we'll leave this place."

Son: "All right, Dad. No problem, Dad."

[In an ancient reborn novel, the daughter is a princess of distinguished birth, yet becomes a vicious villainess who recklessly turns evil just to be with the male lead.]

Lu Han: "Sweetheart, you're the emperor's legitimate princess. Don't get hung up on a little romance, understand?"

Daughter: "I understand, Father. I'm a princess, so I can keep as many men as I want."

1. They become villains because their positions conflict with the protagonists'. For the same reason, they will turn against the original male and female leads.

2. It's called quick transmigration, but each world must be completed before moving on to the next.

3. All titles, place names, clothing, and so on are fictional.

4. Weibo: Yi Wan Yue Xin

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"Is Beating the Game Really That Hard?"

Game designer Lu Xiao gets berated by his boss every time he designs a game. The difficulty is too high, he says, and Lu Xiao needs to think more about how players will handle it.

To get him to change his way of thinking, his boss sends him straight to work on management sims and city-building games, telling him to take a good vacation.

But every time Lu Xiao finishes a game and shows it to his boss, the boss says things like, "It's too hard," "Why are there so many achievements?" and "There are way too many entries in the collection!"

Lu Xiao fumes: "Is beating a game really that hard?!"

His boss roars: "If you think you can do it, then do it yourself!"

"I can!"

After that, every time Lu Xiao finishes making a game, he inexplicably transmigrates into it and becomes the protagonist.

System: "Please unlock every achievement and collect every entry."

"A real-life beta test?" Lu Xiao gets it. "OK, OK. I'll beat it in no time!"

[Game One: The Busy Breakfast Shop]: Unlock every story path + earn every achievement + collect every entry

[Game Two: The Town Flower Shop]: Earn every achievement + collect every entry

[Game Three: I Have an Ocean]: Rank in the top ten on the server + collect every entry + earn every achievement

Theme: Live a brilliant life and fight back against fate!