The Days the Cannon Fodder Was Forced to Court the Villain

Yun Gui is an author on Green JJ. He is seriously ill and doesn't have long to live. One day, a System suddenly pulls him into a book he wrote himself. System: "You can only survive if you win over the big villain and raise his favorability to 100%." Yun Gui falls silent for three seconds, then obediently takes off his shoes and lies down on the bed. His face is calm, his breathing even, and his hands are folded neatly over his stomach. In other words, he's lying flat. Because no one knows the villain better than he does. A completely heartless, vindictive man with severe cleanliness and obsessive-compulsive disorders. His sole purpose is to suppress the protagonist in every way, from every angle, and take care of the cannon fodder. No one survives wherever he goes. And Yun Gui himself is the first cannon-fodder character in the book to bite the dust: a minor star who climbs into the villain's bed and survives for only three hundred words. Yun Gui: "Come on, kill me!" System: "..." The System, desperate in the face of a Host so shameless it has never seen the like, makes one last effort: "One favorability point gets you a million. Payment upfront." Yun Gui rolls up his sleeves in an instant. "All right, who am I winning over?" A silly, sweet little bunny suddenly appears in Bai Shixing's dull life. He's clearly dumb and idiotic, yet thinks himself clever and believes everything is under his control. Life is boring, so Bai Shixing simply takes the little bunny home to watch him hop around and make a fuss, teasing him now and then, planning to throw him out once he gets bored. But before he can get bored, the little bunny suddenly packs his things, runs away, and disappears. Unable to find him, Bai Shixing goes completely mad. Theme: You have to give in order to receive