Leave the Protagonist's Love Interest Alone, Come for Me Instead!

Zhou Bai transmigrates into a harem-style novel where everyone falls for the protagonist, becoming a short-lived cannon fodder who doesn't survive three chapters. In the original story, the protagonist, a male lead, is abused in body and mind and forced into relationships with a domineering CEO, a famous director, a perverted lawyer, and a musical prodigy. Seeing the pitiful, scrawny boy in the corner, Zhou Bai can't stand by. So he does everything he can, playing both father and mother as he raises the poor boy. Whenever the plot comes around, he's brave enough to rush straight into the thick of it. Just as Zhou Bai thinks he's successfully broken up the couples and can retire with his job done, the domineering CEO slaps the million-dollar check he once used to keep the protagonist on Zhou Bai's face. The famous director announces their relationship with Zhou Bai on Weibo, without asking him first. The perverted lawyer kneels at Zhou Bai's feet and begs him to whip him. The musical prodigy declares that Zhou Bai is his muse. Zhou Bai: … · Just as the men are tearing at each other's hair over Zhou Bai (figuratively) and fighting tooth and nail, a pair of hands quietly slips chains around him. Zhou Bai turns and meets the pitiful boy's feverish, burning gaze. The fake-pitiful-boy, real-psycho protagonist says with an infatuated expression, "You can only look at me, big brother." · Ruan Shichao's world has never known love. In his previous life, countless men pursued and imprisoned him in the name of love. But he still couldn't understand what love was. In his reborn life, a boy walked up to him. He reached out in a way Ruan Shichao had never experienced before. And so, like a spring breeze passing through, new shoots broke through the frozen earth, and flowers bloomed in Ruan Shichao's heart. From then on, an unspeakable desire took root in him. He desperately wanted to possess Zhou Bai. His brother in name only. Theme: Stand up to bullies and protect the vulnerable.