Wen Yu is assigned the role of a villain in a fictional world. He does his job diligently, following the plot to the letter, but ends up becoming the one beloved by a group of obsessive madmen.
World One: The real young master's betrothed "wife" in a story about the real and fake young masters
Wen Yu has two fiancés and an ex-boyfriend.
He looks down on his ex-boyfriend for being poor and turns around to marry into a wealthy family, but the fiancé he had already agreed to marry is the [fake young master].
He looks down on the [fake young master] for losing his right to inherit, leaving him with nothing but a pretty face.
He looks down on the [real young master] for being a country bumpkin.
He quietly manages to offend everyone, unaware that his two fiancés and his ex-boyfriend are watching him walk away with intensely possessive looks.
They pray that he will be a little more "naughty," that he will "bully" them mercilessly.
World Two: A soul from another world in a reverse transmigration-into-a-book story
As a soul from another world, Wen Yu takes over the protagonist's body, spends the protagonist's money, and even falls for the protagonist's fiancé.
He even manages to find the protagonist, who has returned to life in someone else's body.
He doesn't want to give the body back to the protagonist, much less hand over the person he loves. So he makes the protagonist his servant, allowing him to keep an eye on the protagonist every moment of every day.
But he doesn't know that the protagonist, now his servant, has hidden his underwear, and that his fiancé realized long ago that he isn't the protagonist, yet still loves him more than life itself.
No one exposes the secret, so that they can stay by his side forever.
World Three: The stand-in who switched bodies with the original in a stand-in story
Wen Yu is a stand-in for the protagonist. After an accident, the two switch bodies.
Now he has the protagonist's body and everyone else's affection.
The protagonist wants his body back, because he wants to be the only person in the world who loves Wen Yu.
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Synopsis: An Yan transmigrates into a novel as a universally disliked, psychologically twisted cannon fodder. He is merely the An family's adopted son, but believes no one around him loves him, so he uses every underhanded tactic he can think of to wrest the family fortune from his older brother.
He is so sharp-tongued and petty that even his appetite is small. He eats little, and his body is nothing but skin and bones, thin to the point of being just a skeleton, with no beauty to speak of.
His eldest brother throws him out of the An family. On the road, he gets into a verbal quarrel with his nemesis that turns physical, and then he passes out and is taken to the hospital.
Without the An family's protection, he repeatedly schemes against the protagonist. In the end, his plots are exposed, and everyone around him despises him. No one is willing to help him, so he can only make a living scavenging beneath an overpass.
An Yan transmigrates into the story on the very day he is beaten unconscious and sent to the hospital.
Thinking about how he'll have to scavenge for food and go without proper meals, he suddenly develops a huge appetite. In just a few days, he has made himself plump and rosy-cheeked.
An Yan has made up his mind. He won't fight for the family fortune. He'll just wait for his older brothers to give him spending money. But if anyone tries to get revenge on him, he'll pay them back twice as hard.
But after he's discharged, the people around him start acting strangely.
The spoiled young master who used to sneer at his scrawny body turns red from his cheeks to the tips of his ears after taking just a couple of extra glances at him.
His nemesis, who once hit him, knows that An Yan deliberately stepped in the mud on his shoes, yet kneels on one knee to wipe the dirt off with his own hand.
His older brothers, all powerful men who have long held positions of authority, arrange bodyguards to stay by his side every day. If any man gets even a little too close to him, the bodyguards immediately intervene.
The less An Yan understands their behavior, the more he tries to get away from them, and the crazier they become.
Even the protagonist and the love interest are caught up in it.
Theme: If you were born different, you don't have to change yourself to please or accommodate others. Be the most unique version of yourself.
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No, you gave up and marked it as finished???? [Transformed] You can trick people into coming here, right? [Question mark]
I have contacted two people to explain v this month. Are you just opening holes and not filling them in? [Joker]
Did you trick me into this just to kill me? The meat doesn't hurt, the heart hurts
Woohoo, why did you terminate the contract? 😭
Update
I didn't expect that the protagonist's cold personality would be shaken at the end of the first small world, haha
What, did the first world end so hastily?
This feels a bit like "borrowing souls - borrowing corpses - returning souls" hhh. (I don't know if I can still complete the mission after losing the memory of the system)
It's like the Saiyan who was caught by the tail and the esper of the sea stone pulled away the jinchūriki of the tailed beast. That's right. You are an understanding person. I understand what you understand. I am also an understanding person. An understanding person should understand that I understand what you understand. As long as everyone understands, an understanding person should understand that I understand what you understand. In this way, the writing environment will be full of understanding people who understand what other understanding people understand.
Is this the end? Somewhat difficult to comment on