As a member of the quick transmigration bureau, You Ke enters quick transmigration worlds as part of a punishment mission. He must resolve the battlefield of romantic rivals between the male lead and the male supporting characters, help the original host slap down scumbag men and make a comeback, and deal with a scheming, tea-scented scumbag shou. With the help of System 517, You Ke resolves the romantic rivalries perfectly and finds love of his own.
Worldline 1:
You Ke is brutally dumped by the empire's first-in-line heir during their engagement ceremony, becoming a laughingstock throughout the empire. The imperial prince eventually pays for his arrogance. Facing a battlefield of romantic rivals that includes the prince who broke off the engagement, a childhood friend, a devoted upperclassman, and an awful ex, You Ke makes a comeback from an F-grade genetic rating to become a mecha master, slaps down the green-tea scumbag shou, and wins himself a ruler.
Worldline 2:
You Ke accidentally saves a candidate for the throne. To help him claim the throne and become king, You Ke strives to become his guardian knight. Facing a battlefield of romantic rivals that includes the arrogant candidate for the throne, a powerful knight, an elegant noble, and a loyal attendant, You Ke makes a comeback from a good-for-nothing to become a genius summoner and knight, defeats the angelic scumbag shou, and wins himself a king.
Worldline 3:
You Ke's cousin borrows his account, then returns it a week later with four CPs attached. As luck would have it, all four end up in the same newly started 5v5 battle. Amid the romantic rivalry, You Ke goes from an unremarkable passerby with no character settings to the crucial lover of the villain, saving the villain's life with one hand and challenging the protagonist's world with the other, and wins himself a villain.
Worldline 4:
You Ke arrives at a school for players. After making a mistake on an exam, he's assigned to Class F. He works hard to get through school in peace, until he notices an unseen hand quietly pulling the strings in his class. You Ke discovers that more and more eyes are watching him.
Worldline 5:
You Ke becomes the sixth prince of the Daqing Dynasty. Since his mother was a maid, his older imperial brothers have always bullied him. Only a virtuous minister quietly offers him help. Gradually, You Ke starts wanting to keep all that tenderness for himself. As everyone competes for the minister's attention, You Ke has no choice but to figure out how to stand out from the crowd.
Worldline 6:
A God of War Sentinel becomes a discarded pawn of the empire after a military defeat. You Ke is matched with him as his partner and stays by his side through their hardships. The Sentinel gradually realizes that his Guide has become the center of attention. Amid a battlefield of romantic rivals, You Ke slowly comes to understand his own true feelings.
Worldline 7:
Two rival stars from the entertainment industry, who can't stand each other, appear on the same variety show. As they trade barbs, You Ke's answer between his new love and his old flame is always the same.
Worldline 8:
Twenty-year-old You Ke officially begins his senior year of high school. As a poor student, he still can't get motivated to study, and he finds the Alphas in his class annoying. The top student is indeed the coldest of them all, but You Ke never expected him to be a completely different person after school.
Worldline 9:
You Ke escapes from the depths of the sea and comes to land. As the most precious pure-blue merperson, he gradually attracts people who covet him.
Worldline 10:
You Ke is the sect leader's eldest disciple. He gradually realizes that his junior brother has feelings for him that go beyond brotherhood. After his junior brother falls to the demonic path overnight because of him, You Ke decides this must be his last punishment world, so he'll follow his heart and live as he pleases.
Reading guide:
1v1. The attack in every world is the same person, and he transmigrates along with the shou but has lost his memories.
Theme: Everyone is different, and everyone has their own personality.
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The plot is very interesting, why are there so few people?
Such a bland description, and the ups and downs of the plot are not reflected at all.
I feel like the writing is good, but there are so few people.
I've been addicted to games recently and haven't read much novels. I'm happy to see so many chapters as soon as I come back.
Punch in, Punch in, Punch in, Punch in, Punch in
There are no sheep at all. Today's update is a bit late.
This setting looks like a strength supremacy classroom.
Hello author, I would like to talk about my point of view a little bit: if our article can be described in a more detailed manner, it will be much smoother. Our plot and the development in the article are relatively rare, and the development of normal people's attitudes with brains is rare in Jinjiang. It's rare anymore, so it's very rare to be able to maintain such a normal mind to develop this article. Compared with those articles that are not very good in writing, we have an advantage in this aspect, but our plot is relatively more, and the language used to describe one thing is different. It's a bit concise, so we can consider finding one or two more important things to focus on, such as this bet with Zhu. We will finish it in one or two paragraphs, so it won't leave a deep impression. It's good that most of the protagonists have brains, but some Other descriptions and foils cannot be what the protagonist thinks. The protagonist says, the protagonist feels that this needs the support of writing. I hope you can practice more, read some articles of the same type, and take the essence and discard the dross. In this way, our article will be more fluent and attractive.
I don't think the protagonist needs to defend himself whenever he hears someone saying bad things. After all, everyone seems to dislike him now. It's better to block their mouths with strength, and it also makes him look calmer. With his talent in the eyes of others, he feels like a dog jumping over the wall.
The writing is a bit bland... But the plot is still good