The Scummy Omega Went Straight for Me [Book Transmigration]

Coming soon: Playing a Cannon-Fodder NPC in a Melodramatic Angst Novel [Quick Transmigration] and When a Jerk Gets Transmigrated Into a Doormat. If you like them, please add them to your collection~~≧o≦

[Be sure to read the warnings below!]

Pei Xing transmigrates into a melodramatic angst novel.

But he isn't the protagonist or the villain.

He's a cannon-fodder character.

The original story is about the tragic romance of the protagonist gong and protagonist shou. They fall in and out of love, then finally get back together for a happy ending.

One is willing to give, the other willing to take. The protagonist shou, who puts profit above all else, gets close to the protagonist gong for money, then dumps him without hesitation once he gets what he wants.

Unexpectedly, one falls in love and can't let go, while the other develops feelings without realizing it.

After a series of back-and-forth breakups and reconciliations, the two finally reach their happy ending years later.

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As a cannon-fodder character, Pei Xing is one of the stepping stones the author provides for the protagonist couple.

He plays an utterly insignificant role in the plot.

He tries to force the protagonist shou into a relationship, but the protagonist gong beats him into submission, runs him out of business, and gets him written out of the story.

After transmigrating, Pei Xing looks at how little page time he gets, then at the protagonist shou, whom he's already halfway through coercing, and just wants to hurry through the plot, send him on his way, and stay out of the protagonists' quarrels.

He's convinced that as long as he doesn't go looking for trouble, he won't meet the same fate as the original character.

After all, in the original story, Qiu Xinyuan is cold-hearted and only gentle toward the protagonist gong.

Years later, Pei Xing opens his eyes in the middle of the night and looks at Qiu Xinyuan, who is clinging tightly to him, and the matching rings on their hands.

Weren't I supposed to be a cannon-fodder character?

Weren't you supposed to be cold-hearted?

Who was that who confessed so bluntly and begged me to mark him?

How did I steal the protagonist gong's role?!

A seemingly flirtatious, rakish gong with a deep heart x gloomy, aloof, straightforward shou

Reader's guide:

[Amateur writing, fictional setting. Don't expect too much from the business rivalry plot.

[No unsolicited writing advice or personal attacks.

[This story is not suitable for readers who are strongly gong-focused or shou-focused. [Highlighted]

[Don't tell me if you're dropping the novel.]

Theme: It's never too late to mend your ways