The Scum Top Bound Himself to a Sweet Romance System [Quick Transmigration]

There are countless scum semes in the world, each with all kinds of reasons to keep being scum. Yet the world has been classified under the Sweet Romance Department.

To reclassify the worlds, the Sweet Romance Director created a Sweet Romance System and bound it to various scum semes. It would determine whether they truly belonged in the sweet romance category, based on how sweet their stories were.

Scum Seme 1: "I could only go to college because he supported me. I was the campus heartthrob, while he delivered takeout. I dated him but kept our relationship secret. I'm a leech, a kept man in everyone's eyes, but I love him."

Scum Seme 2: "I met him when I was eighteen and he was thirty-seven. At first I was his pet, then his lover. He gave me a comfortable life and helped me achieve success. I'm materialistic and vain, but I love him."

Scum Seme 3: "I seduced him, a man with power over the whole court, to take the throne. By day, we're ruler and subject; by night, we're lovers. I'm scheming and ruthless, but I love him."

Scum Seme 4: "My family was poor. Marrying into his family was my only way to get by. After that, I ate his food, used his things, and slept with him. I take shortcuts and have dubious motives, but I love him."

The other scum semes are lining up for their turns...

※ One-on-one romance from the seme's perspective, both leads are virgins, episodic story.

※ The blurb and the original stories only show one side. The seme isn't actually scum. The seme loves the uke just as much as the uke loves him. If you don't agree after reading, the author simply didn't write it well.

※ At its heart, this is a sweet romance in the author's familiar style, following the rule that every episodic story must have a happy ending.

※ This story has been sitting in the pre-release queue for so long that there probably won't be many readers when it launches. The parts involving interaction with real-life readers will most likely be cut, leaving only the reader interactions within the book, like in Qing Jun's story. Related content will be in the author's notes.

Coming soon: "The Bright Moon Shines on Me [Quick Transmigration]"

[You came bearing endless moonlight and wind, dazzling the mortal world.]

The children of destiny in small worlds must endure hardships before they can grow into peerless heroes. But due to unforeseen circumstances, some never made it through their trials and instead died along the way.

Yun Shuyue found a little System. Persuaded by it, he agreed to bind himself to it and visit the three thousand small worlds the System had mentioned. He would also take on some harmless support missions to help the children of destiny survive their trials.

But the System later discovered that every time, before its Host had done anything, the mission would be completed automatically.

Before it could celebrate, it realized that its Host had taken the place of those hardships and become the greatest trial in each child of destiny's life.

System: ...

It weakly asked its Host what was going on.

Yun Shuyue blinked innocently. "I don't know either. They insist on falling in love with me."

The System's mission then became begging its Host in every world to date the child of destiny.

Yun Shuyue cheerfully agreed. Love seemed like a very interesting thing.

① A soulmate who knows you well, the white moonlight of your heart

② The one you love

③ A gentle, sickly elder

④ A powerful official who is like an older brother and father, and also a teacher

⑤ An immortal in a painting

A gentle, moonlike, free-spirited seme × an uke who once resented the moon for shining on everyone instead of only him, but later wished to follow its light to shine upon you

※ Seme's perspective, Quick Transmigration, 1v1. The uke is the same person, though he won't necessarily be the child of destiny in every world.

※ At its heart, this is a wish-fulfillment story with a gentle, romantic style, like "Last Night's Stars" and "Pretending to Be Deeply in Love." It mixes happy and tragic endings, and the couple won't necessarily end up together in every world. The first world isn't a tragic ending, but they don't get together. (That sounds strange, but it makes sense.)

(Being written.)

Theme: Life is made up of every flavor, sweet, sour, bitter, and spicy.