For the first eighteen years of Ji Moyu's life, everything went smoothly. He had an older brother who doted on him to no end, and a wealthy boyfriend who loved him with all his heart.
But the System told him it was all fake: he was living in the world of a novel. Soon, a transmigrator would appear, steal his brother and boyfriend, and drive him to commit terrible acts out of jealousy. In the end, he would be hated by everyone and abandoned by those closest to him.
Ji "Hated by Everyone" Moyu: ...
The System patiently coaxed him. "So, Host, our mission is to protect everything the original male protagonist has and stop those detestable transmigrators from getting their way! Our first mission is in the world you're in right now. Now, let's..."
"I'm giving up on the first mission." Ji Moyu cut off the System, sneering disdainfully. "If a transmigrator can steal them away, then they can't like me that much. So why should I try to win them back?"
System: Host's argument actually seems pretty reasonable...
With the System's help, Ji Moyu performed a vanishing act right in front of his wealthy boyfriend, Gu Yun.
But after he transmigrated into the mission world, something seemed a little off...
The original male protagonist he was playing, who was supposed to be hated by everyone, didn't seem all that hated, and the transmigrator who was supposed to be adored by everyone didn't seem all that adored either...
World One: Interstellar Zerg. A male Zerg gong abandoned by everyone vs. a cold, merciless female Zerg shou.
World Two: An alternate ancient setting. An unfavored male consort from the Cold Palace gong vs. a violent, domineering emperor shou.
World Three: Superpowers in the apocalypse. A delicate dodder-flower gong vs. a dual lightning-and-fire ability user shou.
World Four: Cultivation fantasy. A little beggar with a useless spiritual root gong vs. a heaven's favorite with a single spiritual root shou.
World Five: ...
Reader's Guide:
1. Weak gong, strong shou. HE. The shou is split into fragments, but is the same person.
2. The gong is universally adored. Everyone loves him, including the transmigrator.
3. The gong starts out in a miserable state in every world, but soon gets back on his feet and thrives.
Theme: What is meant to be yours will come to you.
