A Sickly Beauty, but a Vicious Villain [Quick Transmigration]

As punishment for wrecking small worlds, Tan Yushu is exiled to a series of dangerous worlds, where he becomes a disposable character destined for a miserable end. Not only has the disposable character thoroughly offended the protagonists, his health is terrible too. A breeze gives him a cold and fever, a little exertion makes him faint on the spot, coughing blood is routine, and being half-dead is an everyday occurrence. The System expects Tan Yushu to do everything he can to curry favor with the protagonists and clear his name. No matter how hard he tries, he should still die within the first three chapters of every world... But the plot starts racing off in an unexpected direction. When 009, the supervision system for criminal rehabilitation, finishes its work and comes back, it’s shocked by what it sees! Tan Yushu not only refuses to curry favor with the protagonists, he keeps up his disposable-character act and bullies them. Yet after each story ends, he’s still alive, while the protagonists all seem bewitched, falling head over heels and carefully putting a disposable character on a pedestal. The protagonists, who don’t believe in gods or Buddha, pray to them every day and do everything in their power, all just to keep a disposable character alive and well. First world: A spoiled, sickly young master top x an obsessive bottom, the apocalypse’s overpowered male lead Second world: A malicious disposable Alpha childhood-friend top x an Alpha childhood-friend bottom who seems sunny but is secretly brooding and obsessive And here’s another upcoming story of mine, "Who’s Straight?" Shen Xian is desperate for money, so he takes a spot on a new reality show similar to “Who’s the Spy?” Its absurd title is "Ten Men, Nine Queer, Who’s Straight?" Just like the title says, among ten guests of all kinds, including a cold CEO, a world-weary artist, a gentle professor, a mom friend, and a wolfish younger guy, nine are gay and one is a closeted straight man. Shen Xian is the “straight spy” hiding among them. The rules are simple. If the straight man survives seven rounds of voting, he wins two million. If the gay guests figure him out, the remaining contestants split the prize money, and the straight man gets nothing. Shen Xian thinks, “All I have to do is act gay? For two million, I’m in!” He asks his friends what gay men are like and commits their advice to memory. From then on, he has impeccable hygiene, keeping his room and himself spotless; he takes care of his looks, works out, and dresses impeccably; he’s attentive enough to notice tiny details everyone else misses; and he can lift weights and throw punches as well as cook up a delicious meal... Everything is ready, and Shen Xian charges in with confidence, perfectly blending into the role of a gay man. But who could have guessed that pretending to be gay might land him in a love-triangle nightmare? After being confessed to by one person after another, Shen Xian, the “straight spy,” walks back under the cameras, dazed and exhausted. Then he discovers that the icy CEO melts only for him, the gloomy, world-weary artist has secretly filled an entire sketchbook with drawings of him, and the cool-headed star dancer, who never lets anything get to him, has performed a dance for him beneath the moon... At the end of the show, the straight man wins. The contestants can’t believe it, insisting it must be impossible and accusing the production team of having Shen Xian pretend to be straight for the sake of the show. Shen Xian: “...I really am straight!” Good news: He did a great job pretending to be gay. Bad news: Maybe he did too good a job. Theme: Love yourself, love life, and love the one you love