The Male Lead Always Ends Up Groveling to Win His Wife Back

As the leader of the romance division in the Mission System, Gu Wan has an emotional perception disorder. Yet she is a renowned expert at winning people over within the System. This time, her superiors assign her a mission: the female supporting characters in various worlds are consumed by resentment and wish to win the male lead's love. Every member of the romance division sent out so far has failed. So Gu Wan has no choice but to handle it herself. The female supporting character in a time of war: a gentle, obedient, timid, beautiful young wife x a cold male lead focused solely on making a name for himself. (Posted in the companion story, The Male Lead Always Chases His Wife to the Crematorium. Couldn't make the rankings because of its subject matter.) Completed. The female supporting character who is a wealthy family's arranged-marriage bride: a pampered heiress who only knows how to shop x a ruthless, cold-blooded male lead from an elite family. The second female supporting character, a school beauty who's been devoted to her childhood sweetheart for years: a clever but insecure, shy girl with a secret crush x a cold male lead with emotional trauma. Content notes: 1: This story is underway and won't be abandoned. Little dumplings want to grow into big buns, so I won't give up on any of my little ones. Keep going, charge ahead! 2: For the male leads, this is a tragedy. For the heroine, it's a power fantasy. 3: Every ending will be bad. Either the heroine dies (it's just a mission, and dying means the job is done), or the male lead dies. If you can't accept that, don't read it, and let's avoid arguing. 4: I don't accept writing advice. If you want to write, go publish your own story. Thanks. 5: Don't judge the author based on what the male and female leads do. 6: The male lead is split into separate versions. There will probably be ten worlds, and he's the same person in all of them. Theme: Live well