I Was a Scumbag, But I Was Faking It [Quick Transmigration]

----Novel Synopsis----

After wandering the world for a hundred years as a ghost, Chu Heng binds himself to a System and dedicates himself to helping souls who have suffered cruel fates pursue happiness.

[An alcoholic wastrel who mooches off his parents and drinks himself to death in a winery in the late 1990s: My parents work so hard to earn money so I can live a better life. I have to lie flat and accept their kindness so I don't let them down.

A rundown winery gets upgraded, and the drunk becomes a famous wine tycoon and major taxpayer.]

[A pretty boy who lives off women and has it both ways in show business: I'm a flirt, I cheat, and I'm surrounded by scandals, but I'm a devoted husband.

A talented, handsome, family-oriented, doting-on-his-wife film emperor: Young film star and spokesperson for the Gentlemanly Conduct Academy.]

[New novel, please add it to your reading list: I'm Really Not a Poor Little Thing]

Unlucky Cui Tong transmigrates into a novel as a background character, a foil to the upright, sunny protagonist, and the protagonist's polar opposite.

The character he has to play, Cui Tong, is timid and self-conscious, barely noticeable in a crowd. He always keeps his head down, speaks in a tiny voice, and never dares to refuse or argue with anyone.

Cui Tong, who likes smoking, drinking, and getting his hair permed, says, "At first, I refused this mission, until..."

System: Ding-ding! Pity points +2. Luck points gained: 5.

After his Book Transmigration, Cui Tong is bound to a System. By gaining pity points from the main characters in the novel, he can receive double the number of luck points.

After that, Cui Tong becomes addicted to his luck: winning first prize on scratch cards, getting a free soda, and even finding five yuan inside a secondhand book he bought at a street stall.

In the story, the pitiful little Cui Tong stays at the protagonist's love interest's house.

The protagonist's love interest, Sheng Yang, is unruly and carefree. He hates cowards like Cui Tong, who speak so softly that they're barely audible and don't even dare meet people's eyes.

But ever since Cui Tong moved in, Sheng Yang started bragging to his friends:

"There's a young guy staying at my place lately. He's fair and soft-looking, speaks in this gentle, quiet voice, and has catlike eyes. He's so cute!

It's a shame he's a little timid. I think he's kind of afraid of me."

Until one day...

He sees a guy in a leather jacket and eyeliner, dancing wildly in the middle of the dance floor, with an intimidating presence that seems ten feet tall when he confronts someone.

His friends: ...

Cats and other felines aren't the same thing, after all.]

Theme: Never give up on life. Keep striving.