Desperate Widowers: Quick Transmigration

A free-spirited, unruly shou × various twisted widowers

Hill is a gamer who regularly travels through games of every genre. He often loses patience and chooses to die and leave, leaving countless men in his wake. Now he's been forced back into the game once again.

[Vampires]

Conquest story. The goal is to receive the protagonist's embrace and become a vampire.

Hill has played the Vampire route before, so he's very confident when he applies for a servant's job at an ancient mansion.

The butler leads him down a long corridor and stops in front of a crystal coffin. "This is the master of the house. The duke eats with him every day, and his resurrection ceremony will be held in a week."

Hill pauses, thinking the face looks familiar. Then he hears footsteps behind him.

The man in the suit wears a faintly dead expression. "I offer you my greetings on behalf of my wife. He always loves to sleep."

Hill: …If I'd known, I wouldn't have died last time.

[Wasteland] Nonhuman

Survival story. The goal is to survive seven days in the apocalypse.

The highest-level pollutant has mutated and wanders outside human settlements. They say it's searching for a chance to find its dead caretaker.

Hill has just finished his full-body protective gear and is preparing to keep his head down and survive when he is dragged into the monster's lair.

In a space filled with tentacles, the pollutant takes human form and wraps itself tightly around him. "Why don't you want me? Why… Baby, you smell so good. Baby, baby…"

[Western Fantasy] (The gong gives birth to a child externally)

The noble God of Light has not appeared for a long time. When he does, he brings back an angel egg that has been unhatched for a hundred years.

They say the angel egg must be nurtured with love before it can hatch, and everyone is talking about whose child it is.

Hill transmigrates into a little angel whose job is to dust the egg. The moment he touches it, a silver-haired angel is born.

"Mom!" the child calls him.

The God of Light appears behind him as well, as gentle as ever, and takes his hand. "That's right. I gave birth to a child for you."

Hill has two questions.

First, he was the one who got topped, so why is someone else the one who got pregnant?

Second, why does the great God of Light have the mark of a fallen demon?

[Supernatural]

[Infinite Flow]

…

The widowers have found their wives.

Theme: Love yourself well