The Nobody Top Took the Protagonist Top

In melodramatic novels, no matter what happens along the way, the ending is always the same: the main couple lives happily ever after.

But before everything even begins, the male lead suddenly goes off the rails, and the novel's world faces collapse.

To bring the villainous male lead back around and save him, the Redemption System selects a Host.

After hearing it all, the male lead says, "Huh? Redeem the male lead? Me?"

As a minor character who gets written out as soon as he appears, the male lead has no desire to save the main male lead.

Yes, I know the main male lead has it rough. He's handsome and fabulously wealthy, but he has no love in his life!

And what about me, a nobody? I have neither money nor power, and I have no love either.

The male lead: I'm the one who needs saving, right? (weakly smiling)

Tentative worlds:

Thirty-sixth-tier actor vs. internationally renowned director who's both hated and popular

Bullied poor genius student vs. rich second-generation school bully deprived of family affection

A little bound-earth spirit who dies in the sunlight (literally) vs. the foremost Celestial Master in the mystical arts world

Overworked beta vs. top-tier 3S Alpha

F-rank male zerg awaiting disposal vs. imperial marshal female soldier with a hatred of males

Disposable scout in an infinite-flow world vs. infinite-flow instance boss

Blind boy whose parents are both dead vs. disfigured CEO in a wheelchair

Stray Samoyed (can turn into a human) vs. emotionally troubled, icy CEO

Cultivation failure with five spiritual roots vs. heartless sword cultivator following the Dao of Ruthlessness

Dullard who keeps failing the civil service exams vs. sickly but ambitious fourth prince

Theme: Love is the best medicine.