The Male Lead Falls for Me Again [Quick Transmigration]

[Worlds One and Two complete] 70% anti-theft ratio [Shen Tang is the top] Shen Tang is a streamer who became famous across the stars for spectacularly messing things up. He’s a lazy type, but keeps running into male leads who refuse to follow the script. According to the plot, the male leads should despise the villainous supporting character Shen Tang plays. Yet every time the story reaches its middle or later stages, the male lead develops subtle, secretive feelings for Shen Tang. The viewers in the livestream were stunned: [Seriously, streamer? We told you to play a villainous supporting character, not to turn the male lead gay!] World One: The Cannon Fodder Bootlicker Clocks Out on Time [Complete] (Scheming, refined top × rich young master love interest turned straight) Shen Tang was a villainous supporting character who could grovel for money. He got close to the male lead only to make a huge profit. But the male lead misunderstood: “Disgusting gay. If you come near me, I’ll break your legs.” Later, the haughty young heir of a wealthy family drank the spiked liquor of his own accord, gripped Shen Tang’s chin, and fed it into his mouth. “Whose money do you want to love, besides mine?” Shen Tang, who had only redeemed one dose of the antidote: ...Money is money, so can’t I love everyone’s? World Two: Trapped in a Love-Interest Betting War [Complete] (Cold, abstinent CEO top × top-tier star puppy-like actor love interest) As one of the four potential tops in an entertainment-industry novel where readers placed bets on who would win the love interest, Shen Tang was wildly unpopular. His eventual groveling arc was also the most intense. Shen Tang was a lazy quitter. He just wanted to be eliminated as soon as possible and let one of the other three tops have a chance to replace the original love interest. He ended the stand-in contract, made the protagonist love interest repay his advances, and faked a scandalous relationship with someone else. He hit every possible land mine. Who knew that his popularity on the forum would rise instead of fall, rocketing him into first place? ...And why were the other three protagonist tops fighting over him?! World Three: What’s Wrong with a Villain Being Arrogant? [In progress] (Straight older-brother villain who pretends to be blind, top × overpowered younger brother with a violent streak, love interest) (Not related by blood, not listed in the same household registry) On the surface, Shen Tang was obedient and timid, but behind the scenes he was arrogant and domineering. After accidentally killing a rival, he framed the male lead for it, getting him sentenced to life in prison. Half a year later, zombies struck and the apocalypse began. The male lead gained supernatural powers and emerged from prison filled with hatred. Shen Tang glanced at his mission and gave up completely: “Nothing is impossible if you’re willing to give up. Come on! Kill me!” Shen Tang kept provoking him recklessly, and then somehow completed the mission. The male lead even tied him to the bed. “My dear big brother, don’t even think about leaving my side.” World Four: The Life of the Original Character Everyone Hated in a Transmigration-into-a-Book Novel Shen Tang originally had a happy, fulfilling life, with a loving family, close friends, and a lover. In his senior year of high school, the Shen family brought home a boy his age from outside. He was timid, delicate, and beautiful. He cooked a meal for Shen Tang’s family, and they doted on him. He gave Shen Tang’s friends gifts, and they became utterly devoted to him. He smiled at Shen Tang’s lover, and the lover fell helplessly in love with him. Shen Tang was forgotten. His former virtues became a source of irritation, and everyone cast him aside. Jealousy, resentment, and bitterness pushed Shen Tang further and further toward the edge. He was about to go from the cherished young master of the Shen family to a villainous supporting character hated by everyone. Original character from a transmigration-into-a-book novel, top × powerful villainous love interest with a limp World Five: I Escaped After Winning Over the NPCs, but They Found Out (Fragments) A great calamity was about to strike the cultivation game. To help the male lead experience a tribulation of love, Shen Tang painfully spent a huge number of points on a cheat plugin, then worked like a spinning top to win over every clone created from the male lead’s soul threads. Just as he let out a sigh of relief and prepared to delete his account and cash out, the real world suddenly collapsed, and the game world invaded reality. The male lead’s clones went on a rampage. The world was filled with screams, and everyone was in danger. System: ...Host, how about you go calm him down? Shen Tang, breaking down: Don’t send me to my death, aaah! Cool, sickly top × fragmented clones of the Immortal Venerable as love interests World Six: What Did the Protagonist Top Ever Do to You? Shen Tang finally transmigrated into the protagonist top’s role. Before he could celebrate, he discovered that his starting situation was absolutely hellish. The original protagonist love interest, reborn and back for revenge The original supporting love interest, who only wanted to get regret points from him The original supporting top, trying desperately to break up the protagonist couple The original villain top, completely corrupted by his obsessive love Shen Tang: ...What did the protagonist top ever do to you all? Can’t you pick someone else to take advantage of? Top with first-rate acting skills, treading on thin ice × (tentative) ● The top is the protagonist; the love interests are fragments, split into pieces ● Quick transmigration + livestreams + lots of chat comments ● The character skins and personalities change a lot ● I love revising old chapters, but rarely delete comments (except for extremely low-subscription piracy) ● Please mind the tone when posting in the comments. I honestly get embarrassed. ● Be civil. Cooking up stories is better than fighting. The Tang Clan will live forever. Theme: You don’t have to revolve around anyone else. Everyone is the protagonist of their own story.