(I'll write this one first when I come back after exams next year. If all goes well, I'll start posting in June 2027 🙏🏻)
Every dazzling story tends to have a villain who plays weak while hiding their true strength, a seemingly pure soul who's actually dark inside. Early on, they lie low behind a frail, helpless facade to win the protagonist's favor. Then, near the end, they suddenly turn traitor and deliver a shocking reversal, making them one of the most badass characters around...
Yin Suohe: Got it. Win over the male lead first, then dump him. I'm good at that.
Mission progress: 50%. The arrogant one falls into the dirt and begs for love; the upright paragon willingly sinks into depravity to become his lapdog; the ascetic one loses control and schemes to lock him away...
Mission progress: 100%. Yin Suohe fakes his death, but the male leads go completely off the rails. The plot collapses, and he is forcibly logged out of the worlds.
System: ...What have you done?!
World One: A pretty, frail flower shop owner on a street corner, unable to hear or speak. A cold-hearted mercenary falls for him and plans to retire once he's dealt with his nemesis, "Thorn." Then the little beauty points a gun at him and fires without hesitation. "Thorn sends his regards."
World Two: The Ninth Prince is lowborn and has both legs crippled. Despite his striking beauty, he can't defend himself. To stay alive, he clings to the powerful minister's third leg. On the day of the palace coup, the minister takes his hand, draws a bow, and shoots the other princes one by one, then puts him on the throne.
The frail puppet emperor turns pale, murmuring obediently like a lamb, "From now on, I'll do whatever Your Highness, the Regent, says."
Behind the scenes, however, the young man is gathering military power and winning over the old ministers, waiting only for the chance to kill him with his own hands.
World Three: Blind, half-baked Taoist X a relentless vengeful ghost gong
World Four: A lame divine servant who intends to kill and replace the god X the Creator God
World Five: A little snake demon with a damaged demon core
World Six: An inferior omega with a defective gland
1. There will be more than six worlds. The order is undecided, and the final version will depend on what gets written.
2. The main gong is split into slices, with plenty of cannon-fodder gongs and plenty of rivalry. To achieve his goals, the shou won't just pursue the main gong. Each gong-slice is physically and emotionally faithful; the shou is not guaranteed to be.
3. The shou isn't a good person, and his villain persona is very ambitious. The gongs have their wits about them early on, but later become love-struck fools (in their darkened form). Most worlds feature lovers who hurt each other, a love steeped in hatred and tragedy.
4. Not recommended for readers with strong character preferences, especially gong fans. If anything makes you uncomfortable, please stop reading in time. Love and peace.
Theme: Finding one's true self.
