Recklessly Testing the Limits of Killing the Male Lead

[Complete, four worlds in total.]

Fu Li has always lived by the principle, "I'd rather betray the whole world than let the whole world betray me."

That is, until he was sent to the Black Moonlight Training Division of the Interstellar Reform Bureau.

The bureau bound him to a supervisory System and tossed him into a series of minor worlds. He would have to serve three hundred years before becoming eligible for parole.

System: Host, your mission is to play the world's protagonist's black moonlight. At first, he'll admire and depend on you. Then he'll discover the truth, kill you with his own hands, and tear you to pieces. Only then will the mission count as complete!

Fu Li (dismissively): So I have to be the bad guy? That's what I'm best at.

In the first world, Fu Li looked at the male lead, still an infant in swaddling clothes after his entire family had been murdered, and grinned as he tightened his grip around the baby's neck.

[Host, stop! The male lead can't die yet! Aaaaaah!]

"If you don't pull out the roots, they'll grow back when the spring breeze blows."

In every world afterward, Fu Li kept toeing the line between nearly killing the male lead and actually doing it.

In a cultivation novel, Fu Li killed for treasure. With a swift strike, he dug out the male lead's Nascent Soul, both eyes, and his tongue, then casually kicked him off a cliff.

[Why aren't you following the script?! You were only supposed to take his Nascent Soul! How is the male lead supposed to survive this?!]

"Only the blind and the mute can't spill secrets."

In a wealthy-family drama, Fu Li watched coldly as a group of rich young heirs beat the male lead half to death, before his identity as the real young master had been exposed.

System: [Hey, hey, Host, this is when you're supposed to step in and tell them to stop. Otherwise, how will the male lead be grateful to you and fall for you? If you don't go, I'll activate the electric shock punishment.]

Fu Li (impatiently): What a pain. Why are all the male leads so hard to kill?

Oddly enough, no matter how badly Fu Li tormented the male lead early on, no matter how many times he brought him to the brink of death, the male lead still remained devoted to him. He did turn dark, but in a way more suited to the sort of smutty romance readers love, making it very hard to reach the intended ending.

System (scratching its head): [Host, be honest. What did the male lead do to you in his past life?]

"I hate you, love you, resent you, and despise you. But there's one thing I know for certain: I could never leave you."

**A universally adored black moonlight bottom and a dark, crazy, hard-to-kill top who goes mad with love in the end, no matter what his personality was like at first. The top is split into fragments.

* Anti-piracy measures are on: 30%

* Reading guide:

1. Quick transmigration, with a universally adored black moonlight bottom.

2. The bottom is a universally adored, wicked beauty, and the minor worlds contain fragments of the top. One-on-one romance. The top is the same person throughout, and he's rather dark and unhinged. Expect plenty of melodrama and confinement.

3. The minor worlds have both bad and happy endings, but the main world has a definitely happy ending. The bad endings are all faked deaths.

Note: Some minor worlds feature the original female lead. Her personality varies: she may be good, bad, or somewhere in between. If that bothers you, please don't read.

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[Coming soon]

How Does an Extra Male Lead Save Himself? (Quick Transmigration)

Blurb: A completion System binds itself to straight, twenty-first-century man Fu Shen. To bring a collection of half-written, long-abandoned novels to their endings, Fu Shen is sent to various fictional worlds to carry out the important task of moving the plot along.

But why are all these characters in the fictional worlds looking at him so strangely?

Whether it's the villain who succeeded in destroying the world, the emperor who should have won the beauty's heart, or the protagonist bottom who became a monk, all of them end up on the same path: dark, possessive love.

And the object of their forced affection is none other than Fu Shen, a hapless working stiff and background extra.

Fu Shen: I'm straight, damn it! Keep away from me!

Reading guide: One-on-one romance, with a bottom protagonist. The top has never had genuine feelings for or intimate contact with anyone else. Confinement warning. Some worlds may feature fragments of the top. Lots of forced love. The protagonist will eventually learn to enjoy it, but will still think of himself as straight (sweat).

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[Coming soon]

Even a Tragic-Novel Side Character Has the Right to Go Crazy (Quick Transmigration)

Blurb: Yu Wei plays a cannon-fodder character in one tragic novel world after another. His endings are always the same: either he gets hit by a car and dies, or the protagonists kill him.

At last, after sensing his deep resentment and unwillingness to give up, the Cannon Fodder Struggle System comes to him and offers him a second chance.

[Only when the protagonists of these tragic worlds are willing to die for you can you escape the fate of being cannon fodder.]

To start a new life, Yu Wei returns to the worlds he's been through before. But this time, he refuses to be at anyone's mercy.

"This time, I'm the one holding the knife!"

"Let those protagonists see just how terrifying a cannon-fodder character can be when he goes crazy!"

In the end, the people who once bullied him and treated him as if he were nothing all fall hopelessly in love with him. But they spend their whole lives longing for him and never get what they want, nor a happy ending.

Protagonists: He's elegant and wicked. No matter what I do, I can't look away.

All minor worlds have bad endings, while the main world has a happy ending. One-on-one romance (the top has fragments).

Theme: Never bow your head to fate too easily