Every Male Lead I Write Wants to Mosaic Me

Yue Cheng is a low-tier writer. To save himself the trouble, he gives the bottom protagonist in every novel the same name. A reader couldn't help commenting: "Author, could you give him a different name in the next book? Our little Yao's been getting shaken up for years." Yue Cheng's response: Changing his name is out of the question. Never in this lifetime. [Ding! The dog author is too busy to do his job, so the protagonist has angrily quit. As the person most familiar with the plot, you are invited to personally experience the various novel worlds.] Yue Cheng: ??? From then on, he attends classes with a rebellious top student in a campus novel in the morning, works as a CEO's secretary in a neighboring world in the afternoon, teaches a sweet-talking but scheming little crown prince in ancient times in the evening, then goes to the academic novel to room with an aloof top student before bed. The plot keeps him running nonstop all day, but!!! How could that possibly stump him? He breezes through four worlds (exhausted as a dog), then leans back with his legs crossed and sips a soda. That's it? [Ding! Congratulations, Host. You've successfully activated the [Version 2.0: The Series of Unfilled Plot Holes] and [Version 3.0: Everyone in the Document Turns Dark] modes. Worlds with similar settings are about to merge. Good luck!] Yue Cheng: !!! He thought of the psychologically disturbed childhood friend in the modern world, the immortal lord who abandoned immortality for demonic cultivation, the Sword Sovereign who left a million corpses in his wake, the darkened God of Light in the divine realm, the former prince turned witch king who planned to throw the continent into chaos, and the insect "queen" and imperial emperor about to ignite a war in the interstellar world. He wept bitterly: I'll change it! Can I still change the name now? P.S. The blurb has already been screenshotted. Theme: Overcome difficulties.