The Second Male Lead Was Snatched by the Villain!

Progress: The short extra about the little sheepdog × the lion cat is complete √ World One is complete √ World Two is complete √ World Three is complete √ Original world loading… The first world is long; the next two are a more standard length, around 150,000 to 160,000 characters each. World One: The Beautiful Chef (college guy in the early stages, researcher later × CEO) The story is about the sparks between a genius girl and a rich young man, and revolves around an international competition. By chance, Luo Gonglang transmigrates into the story as the competition’s greatest sacrificial lamb: the third male contestant forced to withdraw because of backstage manipulation. To complete the mission, 007 diligently wrote up a whole stack of plans: First get into the male lead’s company, then become his right-hand man, win a spot in the competition with outstanding culinary skills, and finally take part in the competition to perfection! But the System watched helplessly as Luo Gonglang took an entirely different path: He joined the gentle CEO second male lead’s company, flirted with him, and went into food research, developing products that became a nationwide sensation. 007 wiped away its tears. “Host, your mission isn’t to win over the second male lead!” Question: How do you seduce a CEO in a food-themed novel? Answer: With all kinds of delicious food, of course. And so Luo Gonglang was fed again and again. He gained weight. 007 watched in silence every day as its Host stuck close to the second male lead. 007: No one ever taught me what to do in this situation QAQ World Two: Captive Love (Alpha × Beta). Younger love interest raised from childhood. No blood relation or legal ties, with an original ABO setting. In the plot, the protagonist gong, who has differentiated as a beta, imprisons the protagonist shou, who has differentiated as an omega, goes mad, and rips out his alpha love rival’s gland. So Luo Gonglang transmigrates into the book as that alpha love rival. His mission is to keep his gland from being ripped out. Luo Gonglang: … When he opened his eyes, he was in an orphanage, looking at arms as thin as dead branches. Heavy snow had packed the ground overnight. He looked up and saw a young man walking toward him through the storm. Luo Gonglang was taken home by someone: the gentle second male lead of the book, who had been raised by his family to have great expectations placed upon him, only to be despised after differentiating as a beta. Later, Luo Gonglang differentiated as an alpha. After biting the second male lead’s shoulder, he demanded, “Brother, can’t accept your little brother, whom you raised, dragging you into bed?” Later still, he pinned the man to the bed, his mind clouded by his rut. Biting the vulnerable back of the second male lead’s neck, he demanded aggrievedly, “Brother doesn’t like me. You won’t show me your gland and let me mark you…” “…I don’t have a gland.” The kindhearted, gentle second male lead had no choice but to undo his collar himself. World Three: The Road to Becoming Emperor (Heir × Bodyguard) Luo Gonglang transmigrates as the second young master, who was switched at birth. When he woke, he was in a hot, damp servants’ quarters, where even the servants could bully him. They only began fawning over him insincerely after learning he would be taken back to the capital. Those who preyed on the weak? Kill them. Servants who poisoned their master? Kill them. But He hid the sharp shard in his hand and looked at the bodyguard, tall and straight, who had come to escort him back to the capital. He lowered his gaze and put on a pitiful expression. On the first day back in the capital, Luo Gonglang asked the imposing Marquis for his first compensation: the bodyguard who had brought him home. “Only take my orders. Stay by my side. Protect me.” Later, he learned that his bodyguard’s identity was not what it seemed. He also wanted to kill this story’s male lead, the crown prince. Original World (Pitiful Boy × System) So the gods really do exist. A gong who seems cold and gloomy but is actually affectionate and calculating × a steady, gentle shou Neither character is perfect, and neither protagonist is completely pure-hearted. Please note: Not suitable for gong-stans or shou-stans! Some small worlds have bad endings. The bad endings are caused only by outside circumstances, never by problems in the gong and shou’s relationship. The third world has a happy ending. I can only guarantee that the overall ending will be happy. Some small worlds feature BG side couples, but they have very little page time. All the arcs are set in fictional worlds, and the protagonists are not based on real people. The author’s knowledge of the professions in this story is limited and superficial, and should not be taken as a realistic reference. Please read for entertainment only. Luo Gonglang is the villain in his own world; the fourth world is the small world he originally came from. Chang Xing is the second male lead in the first three worlds. Neither the gong nor the shou is a fragment. One last reminder: the gong and shou may have familial or friendly relationships with others, but their romantic relationships are only with each other! Please don’t break up the couple or reverse their roles! There’s a preorder next door about System 007: System Accidentally Transmigrates into a Sentinel-Guide World. Human-machine guide gong × cool sentinel shou. Add it to your collection if you’re interested~ Theme: May every story find a happy ending