I Didn't Mean to Get a Happy Ending with the Protagonist

Si Yexing transmigrated into a novel about a scum top and a masochistic bottom.

As a stupid, love-brained fool, he bullied the half-demon protagonist bottom in all sorts of ways to please the scum top.

In the end, the scum top came to his senses and tried to win back his lover. He turned on Si Yexing to make the protagonist happy, and the two of them joined forces to torture him until he met a miserable death with nowhere to be buried.

When Si Yexing arrived, he had a pair of rabbit ears in his hands.

The future King of Hell, currently a pitiful protagonist bottom, had a muddy footprint smeared across his school uniform. His face was dark and cold, and he was already planning to kill him.

Si Yexing's eyes went wide with shock. Remembering the original owner's fate, his legs nearly gave out on the spot.

He wanted to latch onto the protagonist's coattails, but a useless System appeared and forced him to keep courting death.

So Si Yexing had no choice but to:

Pour his leftovers into the protagonist's bowl.

Take the protagonist home and force him to share a room with a cat, the animal rabbits fear most.

Secretly sign him up to perform onstage, making him embarrass himself despite not knowing how to do anything.

Deliberately touch his ears... Though that was purely because he wanted to touch them.

Pretend to be his friend, then admit in front of everyone that he'd been messing with him, leaving him to be laughed at by everyone.

Si Yexing thought: I'm such a detestable villain...

At last, his job was done.

Si Yexing got a new life, assimilated into human society, and went to university.

But on the first day of school, wasn't there something awfully familiar about his roommate, who had the air of a refined scoundrel?

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Ji Qian had never been a good person, and had never met one in his entire life.

Now, he wanted to stay by the side of a good person.

Warnings:

The bottom is a bit of a magnet for admirers.

This story focuses more on romance. The System seems to appear only in the first dozen or so chapters; after that, it's all campus romance.

Theme: Ideals give us hope in adversity