The Obsessive Villain Is Pretending to Be a Little Bunny Again [Quick Transmigration]

[Coming next: After Abandoning My Disabled, Sickly Lover, I Lost My Memory. Please give it a chance! Blurb below.]

(This one isn't very good, so please don't read it. If you like this premise, I'll write another one later, sob.)

As a member of the "rescue" faction, Cheng She spends his days dropping into different small worlds and appearing beside their villains to comfort them, redeem them, and lower their corruption levels.

Most of the target villains are resentful and brooding, and are hard to approach. Cheng She assumes they're all like that, until...

In the new world, his target is a frail, handsome little blind man with a face like fine jade. He's gentle and cool, sweet-tempered, and exactly Cheng She's type.

Cheng She wipes away his drool and gently guides him, takes him to concerts, applies to be his personal physician, and looks after his daily needs.

He completes the mission beautifully, successfully lowering Fang Wenzhou's corruption level. Just as he's about to take his leave, a delicate, icy hand grips him by the neck.

Fang Wenzhou is no longer gentle and obedient. His expression is ice-cold as the bandages around his eyes slowly drift away. He shamelessly reveals his terrifying scars to Cheng She and murmurs, "My eyes still aren't healed, Dr. Cheng... where are you going?"

Cheng She: "..."

Where did that enormous little bunny go?!

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Cheng She has worked at the space station for a hundred years. One day, he overhears his boss gossiping.

Apparently, the Supreme God has suffered a backlash from divine power, lost all five senses, and is on the brink of death. He leapt from the Sunset Tower in the middle of the night to undergo a trial in a small world.

Cheng She thinks this has nothing to do with him, until one after another, his mission targets turn out to have lost something: their sight, hearing, and even their senses of taste and smell. Cheng She suddenly understands. So this is what it means to lose all five senses and be on the brink of death.

Haha, so the person he repeatedly seduced and slept with because of his looks, then abandoned, was the Supreme God.

Cheng She smiles and submits his resignation in the middle of the night.

Good news: His resignation is approved quickly.

Bad news: The Supreme God himself approved it and summoned him to the office.

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Bonus scene

Fang Wenzhou descends to the mortal realm to undergo a trial. He loses all his memories, but retains a little divine power, including the ability to read minds.

Everyone around him has ill intentions. Only one person is different...

[Wow, that waist. Heh... hehehe... hehehe...]

Fang Wenzhou silently pulls down his clothes.

[I need to figure out how to get rid of this useless dad of mine. Then I can pledge my loyalty to the young emperor.]

Fang Wenzhou: "?"

[How should I do it? Hey, if I sleep with the emperor, will my whole family get executed?]

Fang Wenzhou spits out a mouthful of tea: "???"

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Blurb for After Abandoning My Disabled, Sickly Lover, I Lost My Memory:

After his mentor dies, he leaves behind a pile of messes and his younger son, Zhou Yi, who is disabled and unwilling to talk to anyone.

Song Yin hurries over and finds Zhou Yi sitting pale-faced in his wheelchair as his bizarre relatives divide up his property. He is frail and silent.

The young master who once had dimples and used to rise onto his tiptoes to act cute with him has been crushed into dry leaves by one disaster after another, left lifeless and hollow.

Song Yin takes over all the Zhou family's businesses and debts, devoting himself to paving the way for Zhou Yi and painstakingly managing his connections. In the end, Zhou Yi looks at him with nothing but suspicion, bristling at every turn.

Song Yin puts up with his irritability and suspicion, even cherishing him in the palm of his hand, yet Zhou Yi still won't let him out of sight. The Zhou household grows more and more like a prison.

Song Yin knows Zhou Yi is simply sensitive and uneasy, unable to accept separation.

But Song Yin longs to be free.

One day, Song Yin gives up so much, packs his bags, and leaves for good, disappearing from Zhou Yi's world. He knows his young master is searching for him desperately, nearly driven mad, but refuses to show himself.

Song Yin has never been one to go back on his decisions.

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Years later, Song Yin loses his memory in a car accident and blithely wanders back into Zhou Yi's life.

After Zhou Yi ties him up and takes him home, he beams.

Take me in? You're such a nice guy. O.O

Theme: Never give up too easily. What is lost can always be found again.