The Protagonist Keeps Making Me Break Character [Quick Transmigration]

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After spending ages as a cannon-fodder character for the Quick Transmigration Bureau, Xiao Yunshu finally got promoted and became a new member of the Tool Person Division.

Xiao Yunshu and the System were overjoyed. They could exchange their earnings for a deluxe rest apartment and premium System machine oil!

They decided they would work hard and become exemplary employees.

As he transmigrated into each world, Xiao Yunshu kept the three rules of transmigration in mind: 1. Stay true to the character and don't act out of character. 2. Never let events happen that shouldn't. 3. Never take anything that belongs to the protagonist.

But the protagonists wanted to drag Xiao Yunshu into the plot with them every single day.

As he went about his missions, Xiao Yunshu realized...

How had he gone from being a stand-in to the real deal? And how had he gone from being an assistant to becoming the CEO's wife? Could a teacher really end up as an empress?

One day in one of the worlds, Xiao Yunshu grabbed the cat the System had transformed into by the scruff of its neck and asked, "What on earth is going on?"

The System replied, "I have no idea either."

Just then, the male lead of that world came out of the kitchen, walked over to Xiao Yunshu, ruffled his hair, lifted the cat from his arms, and said gently, "Be good. Stop playing with the cat and come eat."

Watching yet another male lead hook up with its Host, the System silently pulled up the other mission panel it had just received: the danmei route mission.

It sighed. Being a System is exhausting. Every time, I have to load two versions of the mission.

[Reader's Guide]

The top is split into different versions with all kinds of personalities, then they merge into one.

World One: Entertainment-industry stand-in

World Two: The CEO's little assistant

World Three: Imperial tutor in ancient times

And so on...

Blurb written on 2020.12.15

Revised on 2021.1.12

Theme: As long as there is hope, don't give up. Hold on to it