The Sickly Cannon Fodder Becomes Everyone's Favorite (Transmigrating into a Book)

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[Story Description]

Lu Chu transmigrated into a book.

He never expected to become the frail, sickly cannon-fodder villain in the angst-ridden story he'd just read, a tale of two powerful men hurting each other physically and emotionally.

The kind who gets written out after just a few chapters.

Lu Chu didn't want to die, so he decided to cling to his villainous big brother and do his best to stop him from breaking up the novel's leading couple, hoping they could all live happily as cannon fodder.

He never expected that, after Lu Chu made his move, things would spiral out of control.

The male lead's love interest, who should have hated him, became his best buddy. He even picked a fight with the male lead for Lu Chu, then threw himself into scientific research and vowed to find a cure for him.

But then Lu Chu unexpectedly discovered that his big brother wasn't his real brother. On the day Lu Chu planned to sneak away and wait for death in secret, his brother stood before him at the airport, hair disheveled.

“Xiao Chu, don't go. I love you.”

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The Last Little Rolling Ball (Interstellar)

Lu Xing, a corporate slave and programmer from the 21st century, actually died suddenly at his desk.

When he woke up again, he discovered he'd become the last fluffy baby rolling ball in the entire interstellar world?!

After that, he lived the good life: eat until full, sleep until full, then get up and roll around. Until one day, a group of people from the planets carried him into a glittering golden palace...

Just as Lu Xing nervously wondered if they'd fattened him up to eat him,

The crowd of aliens suddenly fell to their knees and shouted, “Your Majesty, at last you have appeared!”

Lu Xing blinked. “...What?!” He'd been planning to laze around until he died, and now he was king? Not even a TV drama would dare write that!+

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Subjects came in an endless stream to pay their respects to the new king.

The insectoid leader offered up jewels just for a chance to touch the king's fluffy fur.

The mechanical race built a luxurious mechanized palace just to watch the king roll over a few more times.

Lu Xing: “...” How did being king turn into being a monkey at the zoo?!

Before long, Lu Xing finally got a visit from Tang Huai, the leader of humanity. He immediately appointed Tang Huai as “the king's keeper,” thinking he would receive ordinary human affection.

But who could have guessed...

Tang Huai rubbed his fluffy head and asked in a low voice, “Want me to lift you up high?”

Lu Xing shook his head as hard as he could. “I...”

Before he could finish, Tang Huai kissed his forehead. “Don't squirm. Be good.”

Lu Xing: “...” What kind of pervert is this?! Let go of your king!+

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Later, after Lu Xing took human form, he kept only his fluffy ears atop his head.

Tang Huai reached out and rubbed the pair of ears. A trace of tenderness crossed his stern face. “What are you thinking about?”

Lu Xing looked up. “I'm wondering if they'd all come after you if they found out you stole their new king.”

Tang Huai smiled. “Theirs? He's mine now. Come here, little rolling ball. Let me hold you.”

The Sickly Beauty Wants to Be the Villain (Transmigrated into a Book)

Tang Yu, an actor who plays minor villains in low-budget web dramas, transmigrated into a book and became the sickly, beautiful second male lead who spits up blood at the slightest provocation.

In the original, the second male lead cried for the male lead's love interest, laughed for him, and banged his head against the wall for him. But Tang Yu refused to do any of that.

After all, Tang Yu was a dedicated villain actor with ambitions. Even after transmigrating into a book, he was going to become the most powerful villain of all. He had no interest in playing a lovesick second male lead. If there was no opportunity, he would make one.

So, eager to learn, Tang Yu held fast to his villainous convictions and set out to study everything about Jiang Zhou, the original story's supervillain, up close.

Every time Jiang Zhou planned some scheme, Tang Yu rushed to the front, determined to be the one who drew the most hatred.

But things never developed the way Tang Yu expected.

Tang Yu put on a fierce act and threatened the male lead, expecting the male lead's love interest to hate him. Instead, that person treated him like a savior and wanted to repay him with his very self on the spot. Tang Yu was so scared he spat blood and ran away.

Tang Yu even hired an actor to play a thug and staged a scene of himself bullying the weak, making sure everyone saw it. But a kid came out of nowhere and said Tang Yu had been standing up for someone, beating up the thug who had been bullying him. Tang Yu was so furious he spat blood on the spot, making him all the more endearing.

At last, after refusing to give up, Tang Yu got his chance to deliver the most iconic villain line to Jiang Zhou, the supervillain. He grabbed Jiang Zhou by the collar, feigned calm, swallowed the blood in his throat, and rose onto his toes to hide how short he was. “Heh, things are getting interesting. Don't think I'll let you off.”

But Jiang Zhou turned around and pinned him against the wall, then leaned close to Tang Yu's ear and chuckled. “Good. Make sure you never let me go.”

And so Tang Yu really did become the supervillain (not really).

A silly, obliviously sickly beauty on the receiving end × a yandere, scheming top who only laughs at Tang Yu's jokes

Theme: Fate is unpredictable, but love will never disappear.