My Hospice Care Patient Is My Ex [Quick Transmigration]

A melodramatic harem of exes story whose plot has little to do with the title. It's all about piling on the angst. It's pretty badly written and doesn't make much sense. Even the author can't understand it when looking back years later, so read at your own risk. Worlds one and two are complete. World three is about to undergo a major rewrite, so this may not be the best time to read it. Wen Xuru died young. To bring himself back to life, he bound himself to the Enti'er System and began carrying out plot missions in several small worlds. In each world, his tragic ex-boyfriends would stare at him with bloodshot eyes. “How am I supposed to let go? I can't forget you. I just can't!” His short-tempered current boyfriends would grab his arm, veins standing out on their hands. “If you go back to him, I'll make sure he never sees you again!” Wen Xuru, eyes brimming with tears: “You can all rest in peace. I'll be happy on my own.” Wen Xuru is the top. He may be a little weak or not especially strong, but he's still the top. Warning: unhinged characters ahead. The first world has a relatively large amount of plot and isn't well written. If you prefer sweet stories, feel free to skip it. World One: What's it like to be wanted by both the emperor and his older brother, but neither can have you? World Two: I transmigrated into the role of a washed-up celebrity and rose to fame thanks to men. World Three: I transmigrated into the insect world and searched everywhere for a dad for the insect egg I found. Over-the-top melodrama, no logic. Please keep your expectations low. This is a melodrama, not a power fantasy. A melodrama, not a power fantasy. Some readers have said the first world is frustrating and makes them angry, so I'm flagging it here for your sake. Feel free to criticize the characters, but not the author. A seemingly composed, cold and detached, sarcastic top × a bottom with split personalities Theme: Develop morally, intellectually, physically, aesthetically, and socially. Improving your all-around qualities is the key to a happy life