When the Savior Gets a Beautiful, Fragile, Tragic Role [Quick Transmigration]

[I plan to rewrite the first world from scratch. Neither trying to revise it nor gritting my teeth and continuing has worked. I sit in front of my computer for ages every night and still can't write a thing, so I've decided to start over. The plot will change dramatically, and the setting will be overhauled as well. The only thing I can say for sure is that this is still Feixi's story, and he will always be the book's one and only protagonist. I also want to apologize to all my dear readers. I really can't keep writing this version, so I'm choosing to rewrite it while there still aren't too many words. I promise I won't abandon it and will see it through to the end. I really, really love Feixi. If you can't accept this, you can DM me on Weibo with proof of your full subscription for a refund. And thank you for reading this far., 10.1] Lugoniti is the empire's heir apparent. As the heir and only child, he was born surrounded by boundless adoration and power. Exquisitely beautiful and peerless in bearing, he is the moon in countless people's hearts. At eighteen, while traveling abroad, he encounters an interstellar storm. When he wakes again, he is forced to bind himself to a Savior System. He can only go home after finding the “Core” stolen from each world. The System adds nervously, “My abilities are limited, so the Host's identity in each world will probably be... the weaker party...” Lugoniti: “...” And so In an ABO world where pheromone rank determines status, he is an E-rank omega at the very bottom: a beautiful, useless pushover whom anyone can bully. From the start, he faces an attempted forced marking by a predator, while his delicate, frail body leaves him utterly unable to fight back. His older brother manipulates him, his fiance casts him aside, and countless wolves circle him, eager to get their hands on his beauty. It doesn't get much worse than this. Lugoniti: “...I'm done. Let's just destroy everything.” The System whispers, “The thief is among them. The Host needs to find them. I recommend following a romance route; it should be faster.” Its Host doesn't hesitate for a moment. “I refuse.” Lugoniti just wants to find the “Core” and finish this godforsaken mission as quickly as possible, but His fiance pins him in a corner, eyes red as a mad dog, and demands to know why he wants to break off their engagement. His older brother barges into his bedroom in the middle of the night, grips his throat, and says, “We share the same blood. I'm the one you should trust and depend on most.” His fiance's political rival corners him in a private room at a banquet, breathing suggestively into his ear. “Why not give me a try? I promise you won't regret it.” Lugoniti: “.” Thanks, but this isn't a trash disposal site. 2. A beautiful mute royal insect, stripped of power and status and cast down from the heights, imprisoned by powerful female insects as a shared forbidden pet. 3. A blind, frail Guide with a shattered mental sea but S-rank hormones, treated as a public-use soothing agent. In every world, Lugoniti encounters a neurotic, troublemaking god who keeps haunting him in different guises, even after he's killed him more than a dozen times. In one world, this deeply unwell madman wipes the blood from Lugoniti's lips and smiles warmly. “Your Highness, you should choose me. Look at them. None of them is as hard to kill as I am. How could they ever be worthy of you?” At their feet lies someone from his past, whom he has just crippled. Reading Guide: 1. Top, with an absolutely central, aloof beauty as the seme. No switching, and no stereotyping of seme and uke roles. 2. The true love interest is split into fragments. They love and hate each other in the early and middle stages: the love interest is responsible for acting up and professing his love, while the protagonist is responsible for killing him. (As the blurb shows, the love interest sees nothing wrong with this and is having the time of his life. He loves him so much, jpg.) The protagonist returns his feelings. Happy ending. 3. Characters' worldviews are not the author's worldview. Please don't judge fictional characters by real-world moral standards. * [PLEASE NOTE] No blood-related incest or biological incest. The insect-world setting is entirely fictional and has nothing to do with reality, so please don't apply it to real life. *The character profiles were generously sponsored by my beloved teacher Shui Mu. Theme: No matter what temptations or obstacles you encounter, you should stay true to yourself.