The Second Male Lead Was Snatched by the Villain!

The first world is very long and slow-paced, with a small-animal extra in the middle. The next three worlds are a more typical length, at a little over 160,000 characters each.

The overall ending is HE, but within the individual worlds, only the third has a completely happy ending. Most of the others are more or less BE.

The story was revised several times early on. I’m not responsible for pirated versions. Thanks to every lovely reader who supports the official release!

World One: The Beautiful Chef (college student turned R&D specialist later on × CEO)

A clash of sparks between a genius young woman and a wealthy young man, with the whole story revolving around an international competition.

Luo Gonglang transmigrates into the story as the biggest victim of that competition: the third male lead, a contestant forced out by a rigged result.

To complete his mission, 007 diligently puts together a whole stack of plans:

First, join the male lead’s company. Then become his right-hand man. Next, use his superb cooking skills to win a spot in the competition. Finally, compete and bring it all to a perfect conclusion!

But the System watches helplessly as Luo Gonglang takes a completely different path: he joins the gentle CEO second male lead’s company, gets close to him, and goes into food research. The products he develops become a nationwide hit.

Wiping away tears, 007 says, “Host, your mission isn’t to win over the second male lead!”

Question: How do you seduce a CEO in a food novel?

Answer: With all kinds of delicious food, of course.

Every day, 007 silently watches its Host getting all cuddly with the second male lead.

007: The higher-ups never taught me what to do in this situation! QAQ

World Two: Captive Love (Alpha × Beta), younger love interest raised from childhood, no blood or legal ties, with some original ABO worldbuilding

In the story, 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 rival’s gland.

So Luo Gonglang transmigrates into the book as that alpha rival.

His mission is to make sure his gland doesn’t get ripped out.

Luo Gonglang: …

When he opens his eyes, he is in an orphanage, looking at arms as thin as dead branches.

Snow has been falling all night, packing down the ground. He looks up and sees a boy striding toward him through the blizzard.

Luo Gonglang is taken home by someone: the gentle second male lead from the book, who was once the pride of his family, but was scorned after differentiating as a beta.

Later, Luo Gonglang differentiates as an alpha. After biting the second male lead’s shoulder, he demands, “Brother, can’t you accept your little brother, the one you raised from childhood, dragging you into bed?”

Later still, he pins him to the bed, his mind clouded by his heat, and bites the vulnerable nape of the second male lead’s neck. He asks plaintively, “Brother doesn’t like me. You won’t even bare your gland so I can mark you…”

“…I don’t have a gland.”

The softhearted, gentle second male lead can only undo his shirt himself.

World Three: The Road to Becoming Emperor (heir × secret guard)

Luo Gonglang transmigrates into the second young master, who was switched at birth.

When he wakes, he is in a stuffy, damp servant’s quarters, where even the servants can bully him. They only start fawning over him with false concern after the family learns he is to be taken back to the capital.

Those who bully the weak: kill them.

A wicked servant who poisons their master: kill them.

But

He hides the sharp shard in his hand and looks at the upright secret guard who has come to take him back to the capital. Lowering his eyes, he puts on a pitiful expression.

On his first day back in the capital, Luo Gonglang asks the imposing marquis for his first compensation: the secret guard who brought him here.

“Obey only my orders. Stay with me. Protect me.”

Later, he learns that his secret guard’s identity is not what it seems. He also decides he wants to kill the male lead of the book, the current crown prince.

Original World (poor little thing × System)

So the divine really does exist.

A seemingly cold and gloomy, but actually clingy and calculating gong × a steady, gentle shou

Neither character is perfect, and neither protagonist is wholly innocent.

Please note:

Not suitable for readers who are devoted to either the gong or the shou!

Some of the individual worlds have BE endings. The cause will only be external circumstances, never problems in the relationship between the gong and shou. The third world has an HE ending. I can only guarantee that the overall ending is HE. Some individual worlds have a BG secondary couple, but they have very little page time.

All the worlds are set in fictional settings, and the protagonists are not based on real people. Anything about professions in this story comes only from the author’s limited, one-sided understanding and should not be taken as a real-world reference. Please read for entertainment only.

Luo Gonglang is the villain in his own world. The fourth world is the small world where the gong originally came from. Chang Xing is the second male lead in the first three worlds. Neither the gong nor the shou is a fragment of another character.

One last reminder: the gong and shou may have familial or friendship storylines, but their romantic storyline is only with each other! Please don’t break them up or reverse their roles!

There’s another upcoming story in my author’s page: the story of System 007 from this novel, System Mistakenly Transmigrates into a Sentinel-Guide World. A machine-like Guide gong × a cool-guy Sentinel shou. If you’re interested, please add it to your collection!

Theme: May every story find a happy ending.