The System Wants Me to Be a Good Person (Quick Transmigration)

Here's a recommendation for my new novel, When the Big Shot Became Cannon Fodder. The blurb is below Hong Ye has lost his memories and been bound by a System. He is required to enter small worlds and take the place of male supporting characters who did every evil deed imaginable, resolve the resentment they caused, and become a good person. Hong Ye: A good person? Heh! Then I'll be a good person, and I'll do it properly! System: Hugs itself, trembling.jpg So the male lead, who should have ascended the throne and united the realm, ends up imprisoned for life. The female lead, who should have become empress, has her reputation utterly ruined. At least she'll be remembered for centuries in another way. In a new small world, Hong Ye is arguing with the System, which disapproves of his actions, when he suddenly realizes that the little unlucky fellow he casually saved in his previous life is here too, and having an equally miserable time. Unable to resist, he protects the boy again. To his surprise, they meet in every life after that, and the boy's place in Hong Ye's heart gradually grows from someone he simply enjoys teasing into someone far more important. Hong Ye at first: He's dead? Oh well... Hong Ye later: Even if I have to search heaven and earth, I'll find you! But as his memories gradually return, Hong Ye discovers that the identity of the lover who would follow him through life and death seems unusual. He looks a lot like Hong Ye's old nemesis... Before Hong Ye can sort out his tangled feelings, the man suddenly disappears. Not a trace of him can be found anywhere in the world. Hong Ye loses it! A scheming, calculating gong who is no good man and a beautiful shou with terrible luck The editor has informed me that this novel will go premium on Wednesday, March 23, 2022. There will be a 10,000-word update that day, and everyone who leaves a comment will get a red packet My completed novel, The Male Supporting Character Won't Be a Stepping Stone [Quick Transmigration], is available in my column~~ My completed novel, Quick Transmigration: Tremble, White-Eyed Wolves!, is available in my column~~ My completed novel, The Backup's Redemption Guide [Quick Transmigration], is available in my column~~ Now updating: When the Big Shot Became Cannon Fodder Ruo Hua is awakened by resentment brimming with bitterness. She then travels through various small worlds, taking over one cannon-fodder life after another, each trampled into the mud. 1. A famous courtesan who is deceived in love and body by a nobleman on a whim, then despairs and takes her own life. Ruo Hua: How about a wager? If the young general kneels and knocks his head on the ground ten times in public, then crawls beneath you, I'll save his family. What do you think, will he agree? 2. A fake heiress who falls into the water, is rescued by a servant, and loses her innocence. Ruo Hua: My marriage is for my birth parents to decide. You want me to marry a scoundrel? Not a chance! 3. Her father sends her to the entertainment quarter in place of her benefactor's daughter. After her family is cleared of wrongdoing, her brother strangles her himself for supposedly "bringing shame" on their family. Ruo Hua: We're a loving family. We'll be together forever and ever! 4. The legitimate daughter stands in the way of her concubine-born sister's rise to glory. Her reputation is destroyed, her fiance breaks off their engagement, and her mother is sent to a Taoist temple. Ruo Hua: My mother is at the Taoist temple, so of course I'll go there to cultivate with her. 5. A kind-hearted young woman is unjustly pushed into a pond and drowned. Ruo Hua: The woman coveting someone else's fiance is practically green with envy. I'll gladly take that beloved of hers off her hands. Coming soon: The Kid Doesn't Mean to Call Everyone Daddy The Mirror of Heaven: I've calculated that the quickest and most effective way to get close to the protagonist is to claim you're related. Be brave and go for it, kid! Little Cheng Yue understands. He rushes over, wraps both arms around the man's leg, looks up, and calls out in a clear voice: Daddy! The sixteen-year-old male lead: ? The Mirror of Heaven: ... Kid! Father and child are related, but that's not the same as being ordinary relatives! Later, the heroine gets her leg hugged and is called Daddy too: ... The Mirror of Heaven facepalms: Kid! Look carefully. She's a woman. You should be calling her Mom! Little Cheng Yue studies her carefully. No breasts. The heroine: ... Where are your manners? P.S. The little kid is three and a half and will never grow up. There will be no CP. Coming soon: The Golden Finger Backfires. If you're interested, add it to your reading list~~ An Ran pulls some strings to land himself an easy job. He goes to the newly created starry small worlds of the Star Lord of Fate and serves as the protagonist's golden finger. All he has to do is show up at the right time to deliver secret manuals, cultivation techniques, treasures, and allies. The rest of the time, he can slack off on the clock, eating, drinking, and having fun. An Ran lives it up and breezes through ninety-nine worlds. He only has to mentor one last protagonist for a few years, and then this cushy job will be over for good. He's actually a little reluctant to leave. Before going to meet the protagonist, he eats an extra bowl of fish balls. That little delay leads to disaster: the protagonist gets killed! In the blink of an eye, the world changes. The protagonist is dead, and the small world is about to be destroyed. Oh no! Those fish balls have doomed me! Rumor has it that the Star Lord of Fate is narrow-minded. Someone once broke one of his wine cups and got stuck with 10,000 years of work-related injury leave. If he finds out An Ran destroyed an entire small world that he painstakingly created, won't he make An Ran's soul scatter into oblivion? An Ran is panicking when he catches sight of the future villain boss out of the corner of his eye. A brilliant idea suddenly strikes him: a perfect plan to fool the Heavenly Dao! Everyone knows that protagonists and villains follow different paths to power. Protagonists are favored by fortune and are children of destiny. They could trip and stumble into a peerless treasure. Villains, on the other hand, suffer at every turn. They fight their way out of mountains of corpses and seas of blood, grow stronger, meet the protagonist, and then lose to him. Heh. This protagonist-slash-villain job is a 24/7 grind with no time off all year. I'll give it to this lucky guy right here! A workaholic gong who wants to drag his husband into the grind too and a shou who just wants to lie flat, no matter what Coming soon: The Whole City Is Waiting to Laugh at the Fake Heiress Her father plays favorites, her mother is foolish, and the household of a high-ranking official is controlled by a concubine. Yin Qianxue became perceptive at the age of five. It took her ten years to help her mother defeat the concubine, but just when they were about to succeed, Su gave her a parting gift. The legitimate wife had actually given birth to a boy. Because she hadn't kept a close enough watch, Su had taken advantage of the opportunity, bringing home an abandoned baby girl from outside and switching the two children. The young lady of a noble family becomes a girl of unknown origins. Her mother, who had been lying close beside her the night before, whispering intimately, changes her face in an instant and scolds her for taking the place of her biological son. She blames Yin Qianxue for being too beautiful, winning men's admiration and women's envy. Now that she has fallen from her lofty perch, the former want to take her as a concubine and keep her hidden away, while the latter cover their mouths, their eyes full of mockery. Even the true young master the family worked so hard to find wants her as his concubine. On the night they force her into the true young master's room after drugging her, Yin Qianxue uses every means at her disposal to escape. In her panic, she rushes headlong into a sedan chair. The man she falls into is surrounded by a chilling aura. His lowered eyes conceal a storm, and he looks like someone not to be trifled with. But Yin Qianxue knows she must never return to that den of wolves. So she gazes at him with pitiful eyes, wraps her trembling arms around his neck, and breathes against his lips: "Save me~~" Theme: Even in desperate circumstances, there is a way forward. After reaching the bottom, life will eventually rebound.