The Professional Cannon Fodder's Premium Life [Quick Transmigration]

#Beyond the mountains and seas, there's a bunch of little cannon fodder characters#

Every story spun from a novel has a group of little cannon fodder characters.

As the ones who drive the protagonists' plots forward, their fates are tightly bound to theirs.

They have no golden finger and no protagonist's halo.

Their relatives don't love them, their families are tragic, or their friends scheme against them and their lovers betray them.

Or they are noble and radiant, only to have their pride crushed and their lives ruined.

Some are ordinary people caught in someone else's mess. They're forced to become stupid, made to suffer, twisted in temperament, and tormented without end. They struggle through misery, pain, and hardship, trying to survive in agony, dying in despair, or losing their minds before their stories are abruptly cut short...

Or they are erased by an unseen hand merely because their existence is an error, supposedly as part of a routine correction.

They are filled with resentment, awaken in anger, and go on strike.

As a result, the little worlds born of them and their storylines teeter on the brink of collapse.

The Space-Time Stability Management Bureau urgently creates new positions and issues countless missions, all with one goal:

Save the world by any means necessary.

The Systems entrusted with this great responsibility carefully select Hosts [partners] and send them into the little worlds to begin their grueling, difficult missions.

"Our mission is to save the world!"

The Hosts (partners): ...

Are they supposed to be peace ambassadors?

P.S. The protagonist's values do not represent the author's. In real life, those who are happy should give way; in fiction, be bold and play the villain.

I'm bad at writing summaries. This is a conventional, formulaic, unoriginal quick-transmigration story combining cannon-fodder characters rising to prominence, redemption, romance quests, salvation, revenge, and punishing scumbags...

Some arcs are long and some short. It's neither entirely quick transmigration nor entirely slow transmigration; it depends on the author's imagination.

The setting is fictional, and details change to suit the plot.

There are characters who compete and oppose one another. All characters, whether human or humanoid, male or female, young or old, are treated equally. No one is being put down.

↓↓↓ A friendly reminder:

As a seasoned reader, you should know that

You really shouldn't think too hard while reading fiction!

[well-behaved]

Theme: Respect life, and love yourself first.