All Three Scumbag Tops Want a Redemption Arc [Showbiz]

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After twelve years of grinding away, Ji Yunyu finally went from being a poor college student to a senior engineer earning a base salary of two million a year.

He was excited. He cried. For the first time, he went to bed early.

Then he woke up to find he'd gone back to being twenty-two and had become a minor celebrity.

I must have woken up in the wrong position. I'll try another one and go back to sleep!

Give me back the doctoral diploma I earned by losing half my hair!

But the cruel System told him he was the protagonist bottom in three sugary romance novels, and he had to finish their plots before he could return to a normal life.

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In "A Life Out of Place," Ji Yunyu was born a rich young master who had everything, but a nurse switched his name tag, and he grew up as the son of a sanitation worker.

When he was reunited with his birth parents, he became vain and unreasonable, a stark contrast to the poor young master.

In the end, both sets of parents rejected him. The CEO he was engaged to also broke off their engagement and got engaged to the poor young master instead.

Ji Yunyu left for a distant land in tears and never appeared again. Only then did the CEO realize that he was the one he loved.

CEO: Yunyu, they don't want you, but I do.

In "Fallen Prince, You're No Substitute," he's a pitiful orphan with nowhere to go. Because he looks like his husband's beloved first love, his husband takes him by force, first abusing his body and then his heart. In the end, his husband comes to his senses and realizes he's the one he loves.

Husband: You're the only one I love, Yunyu. Forgive me.

In "That Boy's Really Bad," he's a delicate high schooler who studies hard during the day and goes street racing with the school's heartthrob at night.

In the story, he's deeply in love with the heartthrob, who's a womanizer and changes girlfriends every two weeks. He confesses his feelings, but someone films it and posts it on the school forum, causing a huge uproar. He transfers schools, and only then does the heartthrob realize he's the one he loves.

Five years later, they meet again at a class reunion.

The heartthrob gets down on one knee and proposes: Yunyu, be with me.

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Ji Yunyu: [Subway. Old man. Phone.jpg]

What kind of stupid plot is this?

You call this sweet romance? Is something wrong with you or with me?

And these three books don't even share a setting! What's wrong with you, combining them like this?

Most importantly, isn't an annual salary of a million better? Why play these love games?

System: Complete the first mission to receive a book on petroleum refining technology.

Ji Yunyu: I'm back in the game.

Warnings:

1. None of the three characters in the blurb is the love interest. The actual love interest is someone else.

2. All technology is fictional and not based on real research.

3. Criticize the book if you want, but don't insult the author.

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