The Gentle Short-Lived Ghost [Quick Transmigration]

Every melodramatic novel has plenty of cannon fodder and villains.

As more and more villains turn to hatred because of love, more and more minor worlds are destroyed, finally attracting the attention of the staff at the Space-Time Administration.

And so the Villain Happiness System, Da Huang, was born. Its mission is to find kind and gentle Hosts who can change villains for the better.

Although the Hosts always transmigrate into cannon-fodder characters with little time left to live, and can only struggle to survive at the villains' mercy, none of that gets in the way of their plans to win the villains over.

The villain uses the Host to curry favor with the protagonist shou?

Host 1: “It's fine. I don't blame him.”

The villain ruins the Host's cultivation to please the protagonist shou?

Host 2: “It's fine. As long as he's happy.”

The villain pushes the Host into a fire pit for the protagonist shou?

Host 3: “It's fine. I'm going to die soon anyway. I might as well do what he wants...”

At the start of every story, Da Huang sees a really, really terrifying villain. At first, it's so scared it nearly short-circuits. But then it stops being afraid, because every villain ends up listening to the Host.

So why do all the villains end up crying and begging the Host not to die?

World One: A gentle top student (shou), transmigrated into the real young master hated by everyone, and a lonely villain boy (gong) whose family has gone bankrupt.

You can use me to curry favor with anyone you like. I only ask that you be happy.

World Two: A gentle genius (shou), transmigrated into the green-tea senior disciple, and a vicious junior disciple (gong) carrying demonic energy.

The osmanthus is blooming in September. I'm sorry, Junior Brother. Your senior brother can't stay by your side anymore.

Note: Each protagonist is a different person.

Premise: Sincerity is always the ultimate weapon.