They All Want to Save Me [Book Transmigration]

New novel: Who Started the Rumor That My Building Is Weird? Now serializing… Lin She is assigned a difficult job: transmigrate into a book and play a minor villain. The minor villain suffers miserably in the early chapters, becomes disabled and turns evil later on, then dies without making the slightest splash. The pay is low and the work is endless, so nobody in the Book Transmigration Department wants the job. They pass it around until it lands on Lin She, a newcomer. Clutching the script with a bewildered expression, Lin She sets off to do the job after receiving some warm, kindly encouragement from his supervisor. All he has to do is follow the character profile and finish the minor villain's storyline, then he can go home. Lin She is sure he's completely mastered the role, and his performance is flawless. Perfect, even. But whenever he is taken advantage of, misunderstood, bullied, or hurt, helpless and bewildered, someone always happens to see it! The top student sitting next to Lin She notices something is wrong with the boy who goes to school every day covered in bruises hidden beneath his clothes, after being beaten by his foster father. He witnesses Lin She being abused with his own eyes. After Lin She is reunited with his wealthy birth family, his tutor gets handsy and sends him threatening messages every day. His cold and distant older brother discovers what's going on. Lin She is like an idiot, immersed in the long-overdue affection of his father and acting sweet and adoring toward him. His second brother, who can't stand Lin She, overhears his father and a doctor secretly discussing their plan to take that idiot Lin She's heart. … The path to becoming evil is long and difficult, but there's always an unwelcome guest rushing in to save him. Lin She looks at the completely mangled script through tears. “Do I still have a chance to turn evil?” P.S. 1. This is not a quick transmigration story. It's one continuous story. 2. The plot comes first. 3. The other characters' relationships with him are purely friendship and family. No shipping speculation, and no splitting characters into different versions! 4. Once it goes premium, updates will go up promptly at midnight. The next novel I plan to write is Has the Little Zombie Caused Trouble Today? Just testing the waters. Ji Nong is a little zombie. Every day, he sleeps, eats, and basks in the sun. That all comes to an end when he picks up an old man. The old man is a notorious villain, and to repay Ji Nong, he swears to pass on everything he's learned in his life. Including, but not limited to, pickpocketing, picking locks, robbery, and kidnapping… He even gives Ji Nong a very detailed manual full of practical instructions. The old man is determined to turn Ji Nong into a scoundrel second only to himself. Ji Nong, a homebody who is clear-eyed, gullible, dim-witted, and broke, receives this treasure with tears of gratitude. He throws himself into learning these new skills, hoping to become a bad zombie unlike any other and not let the old man down. The old man is deeply pleased. He ruffles Ji Nong's hair, then assigns him a few tasks with a wave of his hand. Task One: [Steal the protagonist's love interest's wallet] Task Two: [Join others in bullying the male protagonist] … Task Ten: [Kidnap the protagonist's love interest and the villain] Ji Nong: [dizzy spiral eyes.jpg] Ji Nong complains: I don't understand. The old man sighs, explains everything carefully, and gives him a few photos. Before Ji Nong leaves, he earnestly tells him to hide his zombie identity, be a good villain and do bad things, and not bring shame on him. He promises a big surprise when Ji Nong gets back. Ji Nong hugs the photos and treasured manual, nods emphatically, and sets off full of confidence. He tries Task One four or five times without success, getting so familiar with the target that they practically know each other. But he keeps at it. Luckily, his familiar acquaintance, the protagonist's love interest, gets cornered in an alley. Ji Nong beats up the little punks trying to steal his task, then successfully snatches the wallet right out of the hands of the grateful-looking protagonist's love interest and skips away happily. The tasks are a piece of cake. Ji Nong handles them with ease. The only thing troubling him is the image-building part. It seems people are just too full of sympathy! Ji Nong is furious: Sure, his clothes are shabby, he's broke, he can barely afford to eat, he has no parents, he sleeps under a bridge, he's deathly pale and severely malnourished, and his nails are bluish-black and clearly unhealthy. But at least his only family member cares about him and teaches him how to do bad things. Do you have anyone like that… Theme: Struggle for a better future. There's always someone in this world waiting to love you.