[World Two Complete]
After being bound to the Cannon Fodder Top System, Tao Xing fails too many missions and receives a warning from the System: the difficulty is going up. His new target has a bad temper, is extremely jealous, and is prone to losing control and behaving excessively. Tao Xing is told to be very careful.
Tao Xing likes short-tempered people best, because if he fails a mission, he can always provoke them and run away.
To provoke the male lead, Tao Xing forces himself on the protagonist and humiliates him in every way.
But the expected heroic rescue never happens.
Instead, the protagonist, though Tao Xing has nearly reduced him to a wreck, still insists on showering Tao Xing with attention.
Tao Xing: The protagonist's been tormented this badly, and the male lead still hasn't reacted. This mission is a bust. Next.
Tao Xing tries to run, but the seemingly frail protagonist catches him and drags him back.
Tao Xing: ?
Yan Lingze: I don't want my act exposed (a pitiful face with terrible acting).
Tao Xing: .
World One: Tao Xing is an antisocial, lazy rich second-generation heir. His archrival, who's always one step ahead of him, disguises himself as an ordinary person to interview at the Tao family's company, all to pursue Tao Xing's subordinate, an office worker who seems unremarkable in every way.
Tao Xing, who's been coasting through life, rarely feels generous, but he does. While setting a trap for the office worker, he actively creates chances for his archrival and the employee to get together. He never expects both of them to confess to him in turn.
Archrival: Actually, I've liked you for a long time.
Office worker: You can only be mine!
Tao Xing: System, next.
Antisocial rich heir vs. gentle archrival / cheerful office worker
World Two: Tao Xing is the only son of a prince. Spoiled by his father, he does as he pleases and has a terrible reputation. But he knows the prince's illegitimate child is also in the manor, and suspects it's the mysterious guard.
Tao Xing also knows the guard is the protagonist, the crown prince's beloved, irreplaceable first love. Because Tao Xing commits so many evils, the male lead will force him to drink poison after ascending the throne. So while the guard is still in the manor, Tao Xing bullies him relentlessly, hoping to make him run to the crown prince sooner.
But the guard is the one who ascends the throne. It turns out he isn't the prince's illegitimate child, but the real crown prince, switched at birth.
Tao Xing: Dad, you've got some impressive patience. Next.
Spoiled young noble vs. aloof crown prince / repressed guard
World Three: Tao Xing decides to be a slacker to the bitter end. He skips class every day, gets into fights and causes trouble outside school, and ignores the main plot. One day, he gets injured and a fellow student passing by forcibly takes him home to recover. Seeing the student's fighting skills, Tao Xing realizes he must be the male lead. He enthusiastically offers the male lead advice and urges him to make a move on the protagonist as soon as possible.
A semester later, the top student, whom Tao Xing thinks is the male lead, pins him against a wall and kisses him by force.
Tao Xing: This is getting more and more ridiculous. I even got the wrong person. Run!
Slacker fake school bully vs. hot-tempered real school bully / hardworking real top student
World Four: Tao Xing is a snake demon. As soon as he arrives in this world, a group of Taoist priests hunt him down, and he flees while wounded.
To put an end to being hunted and living in hiding, Tao Xing decides to ignore the main plot completely, focus on cultivation, and work hard to become an immortal. A passing rogue immortal is moved by Tao Xing's sincerity and offers him some guidance, allowing Tao Xing to make a breakthrough. On the night he ascends, the male lead, whose mission is to vanquish demons, knocks him back down with a single sword strike.
Tao Xing fails to ascend and can never become an immortal.
He flees in a sorry state, only to see the Taoist priest who once hunted him pointing a sword at the male lead.
Naive snake demon vs. cold-blooded demon hunter / compassionate Taoist priest
The main couple is a carefree, laid-back human top × a sinister god who is sweet on the outside and dark within.
The male and female leads in the small worlds are fragments of the bottom.
Theme: Your fate is in your own hands
I feel like both the original protagonist and the subject are both negative 🤗
Show me that you are exhausted [changed] Shouldn't this kind of thing focus on how the protagonist goes from not liking the attack to liking the attack? Isn't this really fragrant (Shura Field) process? There wasn't anything I wanted to see, and in the end, the guy dragged Gong into the sea. Well, maybe the author of the first world didn't write it well, and the length is also short. The main character, Shou, really made me exhausted. Just like what I said in the article, he always spoke aggrievedly, softly and weakly, as if Gong had done something to him. (Especially because the people around him really felt that Gong was bullying him, and I thought there would be a reversal when he was talking about Gong, but it didn't happen, so I felt very aggrieved. You know [changed]) I'll wait until the second world is over and then take a look 🤔
Ah, actually the copywriting is quite attractive to me, but when I clicked in, I was put off by the layout. I read the web version on my iPad. Oh, what a pity.
This peach was plotted by a dank male ghost like this! 😣 😣
I don't know if it's my imagination. I always feel that this world is a bit magical.
My old father also looks like a fool hahaha
My dear, it ended so suddenly
Author, you are so awesome Klass, Zundu is so cute 🥺🥺
I am interested in the subject matter, but the layout is easy to dissuade. Why is there no blank line? My eyes hurt when I read it [covering my face and crying with laughter] [crying with laughter]
So cute, so cute, I'm going to faint from the cuteness 🙏 🙏