Su Xing transmigrates into an old-school interstellar ABO angst novel as the vicious cannon-fodder character everyone loves to criticize.
In the original story, he is useless and incompetent, fickle and flighty, shamelessly fawning over the original protagonist gong, while secretly keeping a "substitute" locked up who looks about seventy percent like him.
Little does he know that the "substitute" is the original story's biggest villain, as well as the real young master who went missing from a wealthy family.
Su Xing arrives at an inopportune moment, finding himself in bed just after drugging the protagonist gong.
According to the plot, they will soon be discovered. The drug he administered will bring the original story's protagonist gong and shou together, while he will be investigated over the drugging and the "substitute" locked in the basement will be found.
In the end, his legs will be broken, his family destroyed, and he will meet a miserable end.
System: Your mission is to redeem the villain. You must be a sincere, kind, and loving person. Care for him in every way, change him for the better, and redeem him. Leave this place now and go find the villain.
Su Xing: You mean there's a beauty in my bed, but I can't kiss him, touch him, or lay a finger on him, and I have to cosplay as an impotent husband while thinking about someone else?
When the System sees that, instead of fleeing the scene, he immediately lowers his head to kiss the protagonist gong: ?! Ahhh! You kissed the wrong person!!!!
Su Xing: Oh, come on. Since when are there so many rules?
He's already a vicious cannon-fodder character, so of course he can do whatever he wants.
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Su Xing has always done whatever he pleases. Nothing can control him. He inherits everything from the original character, including the moonlight in his bed and the villain "substitute" locked in the basement.
He's certainly a professional when it comes to being a vicious cannon-fodder character. He knows all about how to raise a dog, make it loyal, and manage the little dogs in his backyard.
Wait, why is the plot getting more and more off track, and why has the entire protagonist squad started fighting over him?!
Content warnings:
Not 1v1 in the early part. The protagonist has a fairly loose moral compass, so this may not be suitable for readers who are extremely possessive about their favorite character!
Interstellar ABO, with a mountain of original worldbuilding!
Theme: Love holds truth, goodness, and beauty.
