Blurb:
On its first day in charge of three thousand minor worlds, the little sunshine System was assigned a daunting task: bind to plot writers who had been fired after their worlds collapsed, and send them into the worlds where they had spun their stories to atone. They must stabilize the collapsing worlds and save their darkened protagonists.
Saving a darkened protagonist should just mean loving him, caring for him, protecting him, and offering yourself to him. So why was the difficulty level hellish?
They only have one chance, so the adorable, invincible Hosts must seize it! Go, go, go!!!
First world: Save a darkened, highly intelligent Mary Sue
Second world: Save a darkened, jilted male lead from a classic wish-fulfillment story
Third world: Save a darkened imperial general (ABO)
A smug, foolish top vs. a brilliant, beautiful, resilient bottom
A scheming, sweet-faced top vs. a super career-minded, straight-laced bottom
A human-insect hybrid top vs. a human hero general bottom
[Some tops and bottoms have hidden traits]
The story is told from the top's perspective. Please take note.
Warnings:
1. There are only three worlds, and the third is relatively short, mainly to set up the ending.
2. The plot may surprise you and doesn't follow conventional endings or story progression.
The next Quick Transmigration novel from the top's perspective:
*He's the Villain [Quick Transmigration]*
Ever since the new director took over the Creation Management Bureau and granted its writers lifetime job security, a growing number of employees have been lying flat and doing whatever they want. Their novels have become increasingly bizarre, and the minor worlds spawned from them are even more of a mess.
The readers' forum in the greater world erupted in outrage. After months of voting, they selected the "Six Great Scoundrel Writers" and collected two million signatures, demanding that the Creation Management Bureau send the six writers into the worlds of their own novels. They would become the villains with the most tragic endings and reflect on their actions as they suffered physically and emotionally.
To appease the public, the Creation Management Bureau agreed. It also adopted the suggestion of some particularly heartless employee: to make things harder, the six writers would draw lots and enter minor worlds spawned from the other five writers' novels, never their own. The Bureau would then livestream every moment of their physical and emotional torment across the entire greater world.
The Six Great Scoundrel Writers:
Author of a dating-show novel with competing love interests: Peerless Little White, Yang Xubai
Author of a groveling-reconciliation novel: Angst Machine, Qin Shumiao
Author of a revenge and rebirth novel: Autumn Leaves Reveal the Truth, Ye Zhiqiu
Author of a horror fairy-tale novel: Cold River Snow, Jiang Hanzhou
Author of a dark infinite-loop survival novel: Inkfish's Lament, Liang Shuofan
Author of an ABO novel for the adult fiction site: Returning Home on a Romantic Night, Wen Xiaotian
1. The universally hated scheming pretty boy on a dating show for men
2. The white-lotus mistress in a groveling-reconciliation story
3. The gold-digging cannon-fodder ex-boyfriend in a revenge wish-fulfillment story
4. The neurotic mermaid prince in a horror fairy tale
5. The lovesick, world-ending ghost NPC in an infinite-loop survival story
6. The ultimate scum Alpha who makes the protagonist his substitute
A complete set of tops: a bickering beauty, a sweet crybaby with a dark side, a cross-dressing expert, a refined and scheming charmer, a shameless comedian, and a brooding lunatic.
Core theme: He is the last rose to bloom in the sunset's fading light, my rose.
To be honest, it felt a bit abrupt and lacked a certain emotional depth. He could forgive the other without apologizing, which isn't surprising since it was his fault. However, giving up everything for the other to stay makes me feel the emotional connection is a bit shallow, especially since in the early stages, it felt like the dominant one was mostly initiating things, while the other barely responded. Then later, he suddenly does so much for the other, which feels a bit like a simp.
I think he clearly had the means to resist, but not resisting—was it out of guilt towards Qin Lang? But he looked so tired. While I can understand Qin Lang's resentment towards him, if I put myself in Yi Bai's shoes, I really feel like I'm a huge victim. I wrote a book that collapsed, and now I'm trying to redeem him, but I might not even be able to go home.
To be honest, I really dislike the protagonist being abused, especially the antagonist. It's really hard to bear. I'm looking forward to the next world, and hopefully, the next world won't have any more abusive antagonists.
The writing is fine, but I've realized now that it's not suitable for someone like me who prefers a more dominant character. I actually really like the dominant character in the second world www
I thought I was going to see a scene of husbands chasing each other in crematoriums?
It's been updated! Will it be weekly updates from now on?
Ahhh, I've been waiting forever! Finally, an update!
I'm speechless. This author is truly something else. The writing is excellent, but the content makes me want to keep reading. It's so melodramatic.
I think this kind of rhythm is quite fun. I think the way Zhao Yibai and Qin Lang get along is more to my liking. Who would be gentle and attentive to someone without any feelings?
Ah. Are they still together? I just don't understand why they have to be together.