Becoming the Scum Protagonist's Direct Boss [Quick Transmigration]

There’s a genre of story called the revenge-and-punish-the-scumbag novel. In these stories, the scumbag gong keeps doing one awful thing after another, abusing the protagonist physically and emotionally and forcing him into a relationship. After years of putting up with it, the shou protagonist finally breaks down and turns dark, uproots both the scumbag and the forces behind him, and gets revenge, leaving readers thoroughly satisfied. In some overlooked corner, the legendary power behind the scumbag gong, his immediate superior, speaks up: “Hello? Is anyone going to speak up for me?” The scumbag gong is the second young master of a wealthy family, while he is the eldest young master. The scumbag gong is an elder of an immortal sect, while he is its sect leader. The scumbag gong is a regent, while he is the reigning emperor. They’re just background characters in the story, NPCs with no more than two lines, or passersby who barely know the scumbag gong. Yet when the protagonist turns dark and seeks revenge, their company, sect, or empire is always the first to suffer. When they transmigrate back to the beginning of the story, they all rush to the scene and kick the scumbag gong flying two hundred meters. “Using your power to bully people? Fine. I’ll show you what true, overwhelming power looks like.” The protagonists, halfway to turning dark, watch their superiors beat the scumbag gong to a pulp. “?” * Entertainment investor x movie star The scumbag gong is the second young master of the Xie family. Relying on his family’s influence, he forces a newcomer in the entertainment industry into a relationship, then dumps him as soon as he gets bored. Years later, the newcomer becomes a movie star and publicly reveals how the second young master of the Xie family abused him. Public outrage erupts, and the Xie family’s stock price plummets. The head of the Xie family, the second young master’s half-brother, who barely knows him and doesn’t exchange a single word with him all year, says: “???“ After transmigrating back to the scene of the forced relationship, he kicks his brother two meters away just as he’s about to attack, then reaches out to the battered protagonist. “Sign with my company. You have real potential.” * The scumbag gong is a peak lord of an immortal sect. He takes the shou protagonist as his disciple, steals his core, cripples his cultivation, and throws him into a demon cave. The protagonist endures the pain and practices demonic cultivation. Years later, his powers are complete, and he rises to become a Demon Lord, gathering disciples far and wide and declaring, “I hate Qingxiao disciples more than anything. Kill them on sight.” The Palace Master of Qingxiao, who has been in seclusion for three hundred years and has no idea what happened, says: “???” After transmigrating back to the scene where the protagonist’s core was taken, the Palace Master of Qingxiao suddenly ends his three-hundred-year seclusion. He pulls the protagonist, whose meridians have been completely destroyed, behind him and gently reassures him: “From today on, you’re my disciple. I’ll restore your meridians.” … After beating their subordinates and rescuing the miserable protagonists, the superiors keep them close and protect them carefully. Watching the protagonists “grow up healthy,” they breathe a sigh of relief. “Now our company, sect, and empire are safe.” The company, sect, and empire are indeed safe. But their superiors themselves… don’t seem quite so safe. * For protagonists who have wandered through the darkness for too long, when a warm light suddenly appears beside them, they’ll do whatever it takes to keep it close, even if it means flying straight into the flames. Compared to the previous book, this one is slower-paced when it comes to transmigration. Not suitable for anyone with strong feelings about gong or shou. Comments about them will be deleted. The cover uses stock materials, not a commissioned illustration. Similarities are normal. The completed novel in the same series is “The NPC in the Protagonist-Torture Novel Is Slacking Off”~ A preview of “The Zerg Scumbag Gong Gets the Wrong Script” As a professional scumbag-gong roleplay department under the Time-Space Administration, the employees have plenty of experience playing scumbag gongs. Whether they’re freeloading pretty boys, domineering CEOs who force their love on others, emotionless immortals, or phoenix men who claw their way out of the countryside, they handle every role with ease. But one day, the scumbag gongs entered the right worlds and got the wrong scripts. * Scumbag Gong No. 1 got the kept-man script. “You’re an excellent pretty boy. You’re handsome, have a great figure, and dress impeccably, but unfortunately, you’re good for nothing besides your face and body.” “You never work. You’re a lazy parasite who lives off your wife and shamelessly squanders his wealth.” So when the youngest major general in the empire falls from grace and is forcibly matched with a low-ranking male zerg from an enemy family, everyone expects the male zerg to oppress him, devour his family and fortune, gradually strip him of his work, then clip his wings and lock him up at home. The kept-man pretty boy says, “A husband’s good looks are his wife’s glory.” With a face handsome from every angle and the physique of a male model, the male zerg commits wholeheartedly to the pretty-boy code. Every day, he shows off how close he and the major general are, often bringing homemade meals to visit him at military headquarters, but he has no interest in meddling in the major general’s work. As if a pretty boy should care about work! As for squandering his wealth… The scumbag gong spots a gemstone at an auction, leans close to the major general’s ear, and asks with eager eyes, “That gemstone would look so good on you. Will you buy it and let me see?” The major general looks flustered. “…Buy it, buy it. I’ll buy them all.” * Scumbag Gong No. 2 got the ABO forced-love domineering CEO script. “You’re the domineering CEO in an ABO novel. You have to go against your wife’s wishes, forcibly mark his glands, and make him do it again and again until he gets pregnant with your child.” So, at the end of his life, a general whose rank is too high and whose mental sea is out of control is on the verge of turning into a violent insect. With no one able to soothe or mark him, he has no choice but to apply to go to a barren star alone. Suddenly, an insect grabs him and drags him into a cave. The male zerg bites and gnaws at his glands, inhaling his pheromones until he’s dizzy, marking him again and again. Of course, when the general sees how much younger the male zerg is and awkwardly says he doesn’t need to take responsibility, the male zerg sneers in annoyance. “What, do you think being my consort is beneath you? Too bad. You’re going to be my consort whether you like it or not.” “You hate my pheromones that much? I’ve already submitted an application for a forced match. We’ve already made it official, so you’d better learn to like me!” The general: “…” As for forcing him to have a child… When the general gently explains that high-ranking zergs have difficulty conceiving and that he’s no longer young, so even if the male zerg chooses him, they may never have an egg, the male zerg’s expression darkens at once. While pressing the attack, he fumes: “Ha! Do you hate me so much that you’d use an excuse like that to reject me? I don’t care! I’m going to have an egg with you!” The general gazes blankly at the ceiling. “…Have one, have them all.” * Scumbag Gong No. 3 got the emotionless-path Demon Lord script. Scumbag Gong No. 4 got the phoenix man script. … At the end-of-year performance review, the baffled Time-Space Administration asks: “Huh? Where did all the scumbag gongs I sent out go?” How did they all disappear?! * This novel isn’t suitable for readers who are extremely attached to either the gong or the shou. Theme: Be kind to one another, help each other, and treat others well as you would yourself.