Wen Yao is a foolish, innocent high school boy with a face that could take anyone's breath away.
On the night after his college entrance exams, he gets bound to a System and sent into novel worlds as a cannon-fodder villain. First, he bullies the shou, then fawns over the gong, becoming the most unremarkable stepping-stone on their path to romance. Once he earns enough points, he can return to his own world.
Nothing can stop a graduate from enjoying his wonderful vacation. Wen Yao is full of confidence and determined to be the most hated little cannon-fodder villain ever. But why is every world different from what he expected?
World One: The Rich Kid and the "Good" Classmate
Wen Yao is the son of a nouveau riche and a classmate of the main gong and shou. He uses his family's money to bully the poor top student who is the main shou, and relentlessly pursues the short-tempered, unruly main gong. But...
The main shou rubs the ankle Wen Yao kicked and smiles. "You barely kicked me. Were you worried about hurting me?"
The main gong narrows his eyes dangerously and keeps after him. "You come and go as you please. What am I, a dog?"
World Two: The Little Vampire and His Blood Stock
Wen Yao is a noble vampire with picky tastes who only drinks the fresh blood of young men. The main gong is his butler, and the main shou is blood stock he bought.
Every day, when he lies in his coffin to sleep, his straitlaced butler holds him in his arms and quietly asks, "Why won't you drink my blood?"
Whenever he drinks the main shou's blood, his face flushes and his voice turns tender. "From now on, only drink my blood, okay?"
World Three: To be determined
Wen Yao: What am I even here for?
System: It's totally normal for cannon fodder to be adored by everyone... right?
Reader's Guide:
1. All the gongs are tops, and everyone who gets involved with the shou is a gong.
2. The shou is a silly, adored-by-everyone type. He's an adult, and gets by in the world on his looks alone.
3. The author's list of squicks is short, and they may not realize when something is triggering. Readers with lots of squicks, please read with caution.
4. Haven't thought of anything else.
Theme: It really is normal (certainly).
