The Frail Heartthrob Falls into a Shura Field

[I don't have time to manage the comments on this completed story, so I've closed the comment section.] Miao Ning was fair-skinned and beautiful, with a gentle, soft-spoken nature. But after awakening one day, he discovered that he was merely a sacrificial pawn in a few old-fashioned melodramas. He had known poverty as a child and nearly died because he couldn't afford medical treatment. That was why he played all kinds of money-hungry pawns, exes, and disposable characters who loved wealth and despised the poor. He was the one who got abandoned, abused, and rejected. Miao Ning, who had learned what lay ahead after awakening: ...Oh. 1. In a fake-heir revenge story, the fake heir is the protagonist, and Miao Ning is the real heir who was lost as a child. Everyone will make the fake heir's life a living hell, and Miao Ning, who bullied him out of jealousy, will meet an even worse end. Miao Ning just wants to leave the family as soon as his heart is healed. He doesn't want to get caught up in anyone's revenge, and he definitely doesn't want to die. But the older brother who prepares his favorite cake and goes to great lengths to help his heart seems to have no feelings for the fake heir. And the fake heir, who should have been utterly heartbroken after being ignored, bends down to tie Miao Ning's shoelaces and affectionately calls him Ningning. Miao Ning is baffled. He doesn't know what went wrong, but he sticks to his original plan and leaves. To his surprise, they all go mad looking for him. When they reunite, the older brother, who should have loved the fake heir, is no longer as gentle and is unusually quiet. He steadily corners Miao Ning against the wall, his voice hoarse. "I only ever wanted to stay in the role of your older brother. Why do you insist on leaving?" The gentle, kind fake heir turns out to be a deranged yandere with a hidden dark side. His display case is filled with things Miao Ning once owned. The fake heir tightens his grip on Miao Ning's wrist and laughs softly. "I hid all these away. You... I want to hide you away too." 2. In a scumbag gong and pathetic shou body-double story, Miao Ning is a streamer who randomly picks up handsome men on the street and dates them to set up a couple between the male leads. He gets banned for being a menace. Standing in front of the protagonist, Miao Ning instinctively covers the camera. The man takes his hand. The man, radiating sex appeal, speaks in a deep, husky voice. "Date for a day? Can we do anything?" Miao Ning, who suffers from skin hunger, feels his mind explode the moment the man takes his hand. The aloof, celibate protagonist shou hugs Miao Ning. His eyes lowered, he speaks in a cool voice tinged with inexplicable grievance. "Can we skip the trial dating and just get together for real?" The people in the livestream are watching like hawks... 3. In a cultivation novel, Miao Ning is the master's deceased early-born Daoist partner. The disciple they took in is taught by the master, and eventually develops a torturous teacher-student romance. The master's partner, who died young, returns, but his spiritual roots have been destroyed, leaving him as good as useless. The master protects him carefully, holding him in the palm of his hand. The disciple, destined to become a Demon Venerable, goes from despair to falling in love, from secretly pining to trying to take Miao Ning by force... Miao Ning doesn't want to be part of their angsty romance, so he sneaks off down the mountain in the middle of the night... After killing someone, the disciple, covered in blood and gone dark, approaches him but puts on a meek, pitiful act. "You already abandoned me once. Are you going to leave me again?" The noble, high-minded Daoist partner, who feels responsible for all the people under heaven, gently presses a hand to Miao Ning's soft, full lips. "Don't dream of leaving me. Even if I have to search heaven and earth, storm the heavens, or descend into hell, I'll find you and bring you back." 4. In a court drama, the emperor and the prince grow up supporting one another, and naturally fall in love. But their feelings cannot be spoken aloud. Miao Ning is a down-and-out young nobleman whose family has fallen into ruin. He is the thorn in the emperor's side and the prince's fiance, a dark and despicable man who wants to use the prince to gain power. Miao Ning, now a successful candidate in the imperial examinations, decides to find a chance to leave the capital, this place of trouble. After being drugged at the Qionglin Banquet, he spends the night with someone, though he doesn't know who. He should have been stripped of his position and exiled, but instead receives an imperial edict dissolving his engagement. The emperor, who has always loathed him, says, "He's worthless. He's not good enough for someone as wonderful as you." "This engagement was arranged by the late emperor." The prince, who commands a great army, holds Miao Ning captive in his arms. His voice is grim, nothing like the gentleness he used to show. "If he wants to take you from me, he'll have to go to the imperial tombs and drag the late emperor's bones out himself." The Prince of Mobei, who should have been the prince's sworn enemy, lifts Miao Ning's chin and laughs softly. "We're in this together now. Choose me, or choose death." Only later does Miao Ning learn that every time he'd seen the prince while drunk, the man had actually been the emperor. * In a story set in the past, he is a pretty, high-maintenance troublemaker who abandons his honest childhood sweetheart to pursue a rich man from the city, but loses his voice whenever he gets nervous or anxious... In an ABO harem story, he is a beta pretending to be an omega so he can marry into wealth... One-on-one romance: a devoted, possessive, darkening puppy-dog gong with a romance-addled brain x a sickly, popular shou who's naturally a scumbag in some worlds. ★★★★Must-read guide★★★★ ★ The other characters in the blurb who get close to the shou are all aspects of the gong's consciousness. ★ No splitting or reversing the pairing. No ship-splitting or dream scenarios, and please don't claim either lead is just a character skin. Don't attack the protagonists personally. There are countless Jinjiang novels. If you don't like this one, try another. There's bound to be something to your taste. ★ I'm a simple-minded reader, so there may be lots of tropes that readers like me enjoy. In short, it's pure, brainless fun. Quick Transmigration: Becoming the Dragon-Pride Hero's Nemesis [Slowly stockpiling chapters for my next original novel...] Ji Jiang is the best-looking employee at the quick transmigration bureau. He has a beautiful, gentle face, like the moonlight-white-haired beauty described in novels. Yet his missions always involve becoming the nemesis of a Dragon-Pride protagonist. Including, but not limited to: "envy the talent of a gifted Dragon-Pride protagonist," "disguise yourself as a woman and become the fiancee who breaks off the engagement, making the Dragon-Pride protagonist resent you," "insult the dignity of a common-born Dragon-Pride protagonist," and "get in the way of a leveling-up Dragon-Pride protagonist's career"... Newly hired Ji Jiang is full of confidence. But... [In a world of spiritual qi revival, a Dragon-Pride protagonist whose engagement was broken discovers that the pretty little girl from his childhood has become an arrogant young master. Believing Ji Jiang deceived him by disguising himself as a girl, the protagonist refuses to break off the engagement on the day of their arranged breakup, hoping to spite Ji Jiang for tricking him... until the Dragon-Pride protagonist truly falls for Ji Jiang and gets coldly rejected when he confesses.] Ji Jiang: Fine, fine, the Dragon-Pride protagonist has learned to insult people like this, has he? [In a world of the supernatural and mysticism, a betrayed, darkened Dragon-Pride protagonist is aloof and distant, but when he sees Ji Jiang show up to "make trouble" for him, his expression softens like melting ice, and a barely perceptible smile appears. He says, "I knew you wouldn't leave me on my own." ] Ji Jiang: Talking to your nemesis like that? The male lead's got to have something wrong with his head. [In a cultivation world, the common-born Dragon-Pride protagonist loses both parents as a child and begs for food to survive. A boy who tosses him a steamed bun becomes the person he looks up to. Only after joining the Sword Sect does he discover that the boy is the sect leader's son, high above the rest and surrounded by admirers, and has long since forgotten him. That's all right, the common-born Dragon-Pride protagonist thinks. He can climb to an even higher position than the boy, and then the boy is sure to notice him.] Ji Jiang: ...I was insulting you! [In a business-war story, the leveling-up Dragon-Pride protagonist only cares about his career. But one person keeps showing up and making trouble for him, creating problems that aren't really problems, in a way so childish it's laughable. Until one day, Ji Jiang, who has been constantly making himself known, is taken by his family to get married... The leveling-up Dragon-Pride protagonist takes Ji Jiang's hand. "You could also choose to enter a marriage alliance with me."] Ji Jiang: Do you remember... this is a male-oriented novel? [The transmigrated Dragon-Pride protagonist...] [The reborn Dragon-Pride protagonist...] One Dragon-Pride protagonist after another starts acting strange. Ji Jiang frantically messages the bureau: "Can someone do something about them?" But the bureau tells him, "The Dragon-Pride protagonists' success is the most important thing. They control all the details." Ji Jiang: ??? Does my virtue not matter at all? The bureau: How about... asking your Dragon-Pride protagonist? Ji Jiang: ... The Dragon-Pride protagonist pulls Ji Jiang into his arms from behind. A smile plays at his lips, but his eyes are dark and unfathomable. "Who are you talking to?" 1 One-on-one romance: a jealous, possessive, romance-addled gong who wins himself over x an optimistic, popular beauty shou who asks, "Who's the villain here?" Reading guide: ★ The shou is gorgeous and has a popular-with-everyone trait! ★ Neither lead is a perfect character! ★ Brain-off, feel-good, sweet romance with no logic! ★ The villains or supporting characters include both men and women, as the plot requires. Theme: Everyone can turn their life around.