The Cannon Fodder Won't Be a Stepping Stone When Protecting Their Kid [Quick Transmigration]

The Monarch descends to the mortal realm to undergo trials, becoming a cannon-fodder stepping stone for the protagonist in each world, all to temper his state of mind. His little one sees his father being bullied, flaps his wings, and sneaks along after him. With wings akimbo, he declares arrogantly: Nobody gets to bully my father! In every world, the cannon-fodder Shen Yijing comes across a chubby little bird. It wants the best food and drink, and whenever someone bullies it, it expects him to help it get even. Shen Yijing: I really just want to focus on raising my own chubby little bird. Turning the tables on the protagonists and getting revenge is purely an accident. Jiujiu: I want to help too, but Father is so powerful that all I can do is be a little tagalong and win by lying down. In a rich-family CEO story, the real young master who is brought back home works hard to raise his little one, and happens to bully the male and female leads along the way. In a palace-intrigue story, a prince whose concubine mother was used as a shield and met a tragic end: Jiujiu wants to sleep on the dragon throne. Father, when do you think it would be a good time for you to die? In the entertainment industry, an award-winning actor is blacklisted because the male lead gets jealous: If you like dating, just make it public early. My little one can play in the trophy while I go win it. In a space-opera story, a marshal protects the empire but refuses to save the heroine: You blame me for not saving your girlfriend? Then I won't save you either. I'll finish the mission, go home, and brush my little one's feathers. In a beast-world story, a clan leader who despises the heroine for blaspheming the Beast God is driven out: By the Beast God, once we've taken out the trash, we'll clear out their cave so my little one can store fruit there. Theme: Be the protagonist of your own world