After Chi Zhao failed to destroy the world, he was bound to a System for chasing his wife through the crematorium. Unfortunately, he is the pitiful white-lotus protagonist who gets tormented over and over, then quickly forgives the other person.
He is wretched, beautiful, generous, the heir to the halo of Mother Teresa, and a victim of stories that torment both the heart and the body.
Even the System's introduction is blunt and simple: "Our task is easy. Get tormented, get tormented, get tormented, then reach a happy ending with the protagonist. Understand?"
Chi Zhao thinks for a moment and decides it does not sound too hard.
After all, he is the protagonist, and his role is a top. If he reverses the System's logic, it means torment him, torment him, torment him, then toss him a bone to appease him, right?
So he nods and repeats, "Get tormented, get tormented, get tormented, then a happy ending. Got it!"
The System is very satisfied and hurries to take Chi Zhao into the mission world.
Then it quickly discovers that the original plot is starting to get more and more ridiculous.
World One:
Poor, academically gifted top x flirtatious, fickle CEO bottom
Recently, Fu Qiu has acquired a new favorite. The guy is fair-skinned and well-behaved, the sort who looks easy to bully.
A curious friend asks around and learns the new favorite is still a student. They tease Fu Qiu for robbing the cradle, then place bets on how many days it will take him to get bored of the guy.
But after waiting and waiting, they never see Fu Qiu find a new partner. Instead, they hear a rumor that the new favorite was only using Fu Qiu as a stepping stone to get close to the most chaste and proper eldest son of the Fu family.
The two Fu brothers end up turning against each other over one lover.
Theme: Happiness.