The Protagonist Turns Into a Gentle Husband for Me

The System has to debug the settings of different small worlds every week and record experimental reports on how their protagonists change. tips: All the bottoms, including those in the extras, are clean later on. Extra reading guide: The three-chapter side-character extra is best read after chapters 271 and 272. Please read the author's notes in advance to avoid content you may not enjoy and prevent accidental purchases. World One: [ABO: Spoiled by a Powerful Tycoon] (Complete) A rational, career-focused, somewhat irresponsible top vs. a former playboy who becomes a gentle, possessive, devoted husband Chen Yu has a dream in which the protagonist's love interest is his own omega stepbrother. Absurdly, in the dream Chen Yu is a supporting character who loves his stepbrother but can't have him, and is eventually targeted, forced into a son-in-law marriage, and exiled abroad. After Chen Yu is forced into a nonconsensual-love storyline, the male lead, who should have been at odds with him, starts giving him money and resources, acting as if he wants to keep him. Too bad he isn't into alphas. Still, he'll take the money first, since he does like making money. System Experiment Paper One: “Shocking! A Study on the Feasibility of Alpha-Alpha Pregnancy Using Cutting-Edge Technology” Chen Yu never imagined that one day he would appear in a gossip magazine over rumors that he was using a child to marry into wealth. “Who’s using a child to marry into wealth?” Chen Yu asked, looking at the alpha protagonist from the original story, who was getting ready to leave their child with his parents and go on their honeymoon. World Two: [After Becoming the Stand-In for His White Moonlight, We Married First and Fell in Love] (Complete) A cheerful top who loves studying and only has eyes for his brother vs. a senior bottom who wants to marry into the family and is a nurturing homemaker, or a seemingly aloof but truly sinister bottom The white moonlight’s greedy, ill-tempered younger brother, who is the top, is actually devoted to physics. Why does the original protagonist, a proud and aloof love interest, only want to be my good older brother, while the original protagonist top, a sunny and loyal dog, falls for his rival and desperately tries to marry into the family? You Kejian never expected that the rose-tinted filter around his deceased high-school white moonlight would eventually wear off. He just couldn't understand why he was involved in every major plot point. Still, he worked hard to see his older brother. First, the original aloof protagonist love interest inexplicably insisted on attending his graduation ceremony. Then the original protagonist top insisted on becoming his direct senior at school. In the end, he simply couldn't keep juggling things. There was no way to deal with both a senior who was determined to sign a three-party agreement and his older brother's ex-boyfriend, who was always eager to look after him. His older brother finally returned, so he decided that youth has no price tag and went straight abroad for his master's degree. System Experiment Paper Two: “On the Implementation and Enforcement of Relationship Management Regulations” You Kejian had attended plenty of weddings, but he never expected to find himself right in the spotlight at a wedding that had nothing to do with him. He looked around. All he got was the protagonist love interest saying, “I promised your brother I’d take good care of you. You’re my only little brother. There’s nothing wrong with you standing here.” Then he looked at the protagonist top. “Is there a problem with the best man standing here?” Fine, fine. The person standing between the newlyweds doesn't have to be the officiant. It can be the best man, too. Meanwhile, the comments were already flooded with: “Guess who’s getting married?” World Three: [The Good-for-Nothing Rises and Turns the Tables to Become a God] (Complete) A saintly, white-lotus, universally loving, sickly top vs. a domineering protagonist who likes to play the victim and force himself to fall for men Su Jiaoning, the sickly white moonlight side-character top in the heroine's story, discovers that the cold and ruthless male lead from a power-up story, newly awakened to his psychic abilities, has turned into his personal puppy chef. Su Jiaoning had thought he'd spend his whole life sickly and frail, then die one day. Then one day, the System suddenly turned him into a stray West Highland terrier. The male lead took him in, and the System told him he could only live a healthy life if he changed the plot and stopped the male lead from being lonely. To help the original story's leads get together and keep the male lead from having regrets, he decides to play matchmaker. So why isn't the male lead happy about it? Weren't they supposed to be straight? System Experiment Paper Three: “A Guide to Recovering on Your Own After Becoming a Pet” The protagonist before adopting a puppy: “Get a pet? Whoever raises one is a dog. The strong are always lonely.” After seeing the puppy: “I’ll get one! I’m getting a dog! Food? I’ll make dog food!” Su Jiaoning had assumed that as a side character, he could just die and that would be that. So why is the male lead clinging to him and insisting they get married, refusing to let him die? Weren't the strong supposed to be lonely? tips: 1. Worlds One and Two both have children; World Three does not. 2. The extra for World One is an alternate-timeline story. 3. The top and bottom in World One were both sexually experienced before the story, but the bottom is faithful afterward. In the story, the bottom only has a relationship with the top. Both couples in Worlds Two and Three are sexually inexperienced and faithful. 4. I don't like sex scenes, and especially don't like tops servicing bottoms. The top isn't strong in the traditional sense, but he isn't purely weak either, since I don't like tops being forced into sex. The bottom is generally the strong one. 5. I don't like comments attacking the protagonists, and will delete them. 6. The bottom always falls for the top first, and the top will return his feelings. Coming soon: [The Straight Man Turns the Tables on the Domineering Protagonist] After learning he was the protagonist of [Peerless Divine Doctor: Beauty Bodyguards], the domineering protagonist decided he would follow the plot, build his success, and marry a rich beauty. But he never managed to marry a rich beauty. Instead, he kept getting run into by several of her first obstacles. Life Choice One: [You’ve entered university and now face four opportunities. Who will you choose to help?] A. The rich, beautiful campus queen's grandfather, who has a chronic illness. The campus queen is sunny, cheerful, and outgoing. (The obstacle in your way is her still-attractive father.) B. The seriously ill mother of a cool, aloof senior from the lab. The senior is cold on the outside but warm within. (The obstacle in your way is her gentle childhood friend.) C. The sickly fiancée of your playboy roommate. She is gentle, kind, and considerate. (The obstacles in your way are the playboy and his stern twin brother.) D. An elderly person suffering an acute attack whom you meet on the street. He has a cool, powerful CEO daughter. (The obstacle in your way is the old man's rebellious, sports-loving grandson.) [Please make your choice.] The domineering protagonist was stunned. What was all this? After hesitating, he chose B. [Loading your save automatically. To return to the choices, you must complete a special mission progress bar.] After choosing, the domineering protagonist decided to be friends with the gentle childhood friend. But after the treatment, he heard the childhood friend and the senior discussing how to pursue him. Panicked, he decided to restart the choice. Back to before it all began: what would he choose this time? Theme: Be happy every day and make the most of each one.