The Playboy Becomes a Cannon Fodder in Quick Transmigration

Lu Mian is a principled playboy who is always sincere while in a relationship. Though none of his romances last more than three months and countless ex-boyfriends refuse to let him go, all in all, he ends things on good terms.

Until one of his exes stabs him to death, forcing him onto the path of cannon fodder.

A bookish background character in a Mary Sue school story.

He's dull and stiff, boring and sluggish, practically invisible at the academy.

But at some point, their gazes settle on him and never leave.

A random cannon-fodder character in a political intrigue novel.

He's a good-for-nothing playboy who commits every kind of evil. Everyone hates and despises him.

Later, they all want to possess him.

The scummy ex-boyfriend seeking revenge on him in a post-apocalyptic rebirth novel.

He's cowardly and selfish, and afraid to die. They all want him dead.

But in the end, they all want him to live.

The general's male supporting character, whose kingdom is destroyed, in a historical novel.

The villainous leader of the Demon Cult in a wuxia novel.

The Holy Son of Light in a Western fantasy novel.

The scummy cannon-fodder character in an entertainment-industry novel.

The opera performer who serves as cannon fodder in a Republican-era novel.

One-on-one romance: an obsessive Main God as the top, and a cold, masterful actor as the bottom.

Everyone-is-drawn-to-him, faux coercion, and melodramatic angst. The romance may or may not be tragic, and supporting characters have unrequited crushes.

Readers who only like clean romances, beware.

Theme: Make a brilliant life for yourself, even in adversity