Heart-Pounding Request [Quick Transmigration]

Chao Sheng has lost his memory. A System numbered 0416 binds itself to him and says that if he successfully saves the protagonists who were supposed to have happy lives but met tragic ends for various reasons, he will regain his memories.

[World One: Chao Sheng is a washed-up actor ranked beyond the 36th tier. The protagonist is a former Best Actor caught in a sexual harassment scandal.]

The protagonist gives up and refuses to do the variety show's tasks, preferring to starve to death.

Chao Sheng: "I secretly hid three steamed buns this morning. If you don't want to do it, then don't."

The director assigns a task to climb a mountain and gather wild vegetables, making snide remarks about Chao Sheng being lovestruck. Then a sudden downpour traps Chao Sheng on the mountain. The protagonist, who had been thinking just a second earlier about winning first place for a single bed and cutting ties with Chao Sheng, grabs his shoes and rushes to save him.

CP fans: "Even if you look at it in the most pessimistic way, Wang Baochuan still became an empress!"

The protagonist does sit-ups for his darling and secretly follows Chao Sheng's new variety show. He pays for two months of membership with his eight-yuan fried rice budget and votes for his darling every day.

Then an announcement says Chao Sheng has withdrawn from the show, and he realizes his darling has been missing for a whole month!

Has my darling finally decided I'm too poor and wants to dump me?!!!

After Chao Sheng, who went alone into danger to gather evidence clearing the protagonist's name, is dragged back, the protagonist goes berserk:

"Don't use the fact that we're in love as an excuse to sacrifice yourself and avenge me!"

Chao Sheng: "Huh? What? Aren't we friends?"

[World Two: Chao Sheng is a small purple-skinned zombie in the apocalypse. The protagonist is a former human leader who was framed and abandoned.]

As soon as he transmigrates, Chao Sheng feels that his mouth is stiff. He looks down and sees that the person lying beneath his huge, bloody mouth, waiting to die, is none other than the protagonist.

Chao Sheng decides to fill his stomach first. He doesn't dare eat people, so he goes after small animals instead.

But after the sixth time he is too slow to react and can only watch his food run away, Chao Sheng lifts his head, filthy and dejected, and sees the food crash right into the protagonist's arms.

The protagonist: "You little cripple, who do you think you can catch?"

Chao Sheng, who loves beauty and always tries to look normal even though he walks slowly: "..."

It's the first time the protagonist has ever raised a zombie, and he ends up with the pickiest one of all.

The meat has to be freshly killed. He won't eat anything that didn't die right in front of him. After eating, his blood-smeared mouth has to be wiped perfectly clean.

He has to wash his hair and bathe every day, and wear only new clothes or clean old ones. He has to bathe and change every single day.

At first: "How strange. You're a zombie now, but you're still so fussy."

Later: "Little Eggplant, come here. Didn't you say long hair was inconvenient? Look what I found."

Chao Sheng looks at the hair tie with a blue butterfly stuck to it: "..."

Then he uses it to tie up a little sprout of hair.

[World Three: Chao Sheng is a cold and aloof master who has lost his magic. The protagonist is a young disciple who has yet to turn evil.]

The System finally gets it right for once. It sends Chao Sheng over before the protagonist reaches a dead end, and at last gives him a useful identity as a master.

Unfortunately, Chao Sheng is too much of a materialist. He knows plenty of techniques, but can't use a single one. He also has to act aloof and put on airs in front of the protagonist every day.

Chao Sheng, who can't use magic, rattles off the lesson: "...Figure it out for yourself."

The protagonist: Master doesn't care about me at all. He never guides me when I practice.

When they go exploring, other masters give their disciples all kinds of protective buffs. The protagonist looks at his own master, who merely hands him a storage bag full of magical treasures.

The protagonist: Master doesn't love me at all. All he ever gives me is a bunch of lifeless objects. He won't even spend a little of his magic on me.

Later, the protagonist discovers that...

The reason his master is always late to class is that it takes him a long time to get dressed.

The pills in the storage bag his master gave him were all made by hand.

His master carries an umbrella when it rains, takes his time bathing and washing up, and likes eating ordinary mortal food. He's more down-to-earth than any cultivator.

And his master seems to have lost his magic.

One-on-one.

An apparently brusque, no-nonsense recipient who clears dungeons by force, but is actually a natural green tea who doesn't realize he's fishing for attention x all kinds of love interests.

Please add to your collections and leave comments!! My precious friend drew the cover for me. It's the recipient.

Theme: All living beings are equal.