All the Men I’ve Wronged Were Reborn

Note: This is an early beginner's work, so don't scrutinize it too closely. If anything bothers you, please don't scold me. You're free to share your thoughts or give it a low rating, of course. The third world is too top-focused, and readers on JJ probably won't be able to read it. As one of the Time and Space Administration's agents, Fu Mian's job is to play a scum top who stays in character in each small world. After the scum top is subjected to a joint revenge by the protagonist and the official top, he fakes his death and retires from the scene. Then one day, his personal System tells him: Every small world where you've completed a mission has collapsed! Fu Mian: Every one? (Suddenly gets a bad feeling.) System: You have to go back and redo your missions. The missions have changed. To prevent the small worlds from collapsing again, you need to bring the protagonists' corruption levels back within a normal range. There's bad news, though: all the men you mistreated have been reborn! Fu Mian: ...I hereby declare my mission a failure. Fu Mian: Has his corruption level gone down? System: [...It's gone up.] Fu Mian looks at the pitiful hostage kneeling on the ground, his eyes swirling with murderous intent and humiliation. “Honestly, I haven't laid a finger on him this life. He's kneeling here of his own free will.” System: [What do you know? He's enduring humiliation and biding his time. He's probably already come up with a dozen plans to kill you and your whole family.] Fu Mian: (Suddenly enlightened) I see. World One: Naive, headstrong young noble x gloomy hostage prince from an enemy kingdom World Two: Hypocritical, fame-seeking dark moonlight and fake artist x arrogant, obsessive crown prince World Three: Cold, male-hating male insect x self-deluded female insect soldier (This world isn't well written. Don't read it.) Heads-up: The bottom dotes on the top, and the bottom is a hopeless romantic. Coming soon: Rong Zhi, an S-rated agent in the System world, has worked diligently for three thousand years. With retirement just around the corner, he finally suffers the greatest setback of his life in the supposedly easiest department of all: the White Moonlight Department. As everyone knows, in most novels, the villain always has a hidden place in his heart that no one else knows about and no one is allowed to touch. To set up the final showdown between the villain and the male lead, and highlight the male lead's chosen-one status, the white moonlight often makes a huge sacrifice: in the latter half of the story, they give their life for the villain's ambitions. Rong: What's so hard about that? I just have to follow the plot, right? Rong: I was such a fool. I thought that after transmigrating into a book as the white moonlight, I only had to follow the plot and sacrifice myself for the villain's ambitions to complete the mission. I didn't know he also wanted me to be his sexual companion. Rong: (Mission nowhere near completion) (Gives up) Rong: I want to retire! Let me retire! A top who only wants to retire, focuses on playing the white moonlight, and cares about nothing but the mission, with no feelings at all x various bottoms World One: Sickly regent, benevolent on the surface but cruel underneath x rebel general, once a military slave, later a mad dog who turns the tables World Two: Half-baked Taoist priest with little time left to live x vengeful ghost who died horribly World Three: Unknown swordsman suffering from a terminal illness x young master who rises again after his family is destroyed World Four: Male insect with a mental power disorder x female insect who despises himself after being defeated and demoted Theme: What is most precious is genuine affection.