Saving the Tragic Male Protagonist [Quick Transmigration]

There are people in this world who are honest and steadfast, yet endure countless hardships. There are also heaven-blessed prodigies who suffer every kind of humiliation.

Some are ordinary, others exceptional, but none of them can escape the fate of becoming playthings.

They are the protagonists who get abused in angsty, humiliating novels!

Jiang Yi is handsome and smart, with zero romantic experience. His only problem is that he’s poor.

He’d just passed his transmigration internship, and, wanting to buy a big house and settle down, he listened to the System’s sweet talk and chose the Rescue Department, an A-rank difficulty assignment. His job was to transmigrate into the original scum gong, reform himself, save the protagonist, cherish him, and help him heal.

But the moment he entered the first small world, everything went horribly wrong. After completing the mission, he hadn’t saved a single coin. Instead, he owed the System a huge sum.

World One: The aloof campus heartthrob coveted by everyone

The protagonist is the “him” in “an alcoholic father, a mother who died young, a sick little sister, and a broken him.” Because he is too strong-willed, too outstanding, and too beautiful, the scum gongs in the novel set their sights on him.

Jiang Yi’s role is the first scum gong, the one who toys with the protagonist’s feelings and eventually abandons him, driving him to ruin.

The story begins with the protagonist being bullied by villains and forcibly fed “alcohol,” while Jiang Yi waits for the chance to take advantage of him.

Jiang Yi: ...

Jiang Yi chooses to take the protagonist away immediately.

But can someone tell him why the protagonist’s condition is so strange?!

Then the System gives him two optimal choices:

[1. Wake the protagonist, confess your undying love, and get intimate.

2. Wait for the protagonist to wake up, play hard to get, and get intimate.]

Jiang Yi: ???

Good man Jiang Yi chooses to knock the protagonist out.

Give him a break! He chose a rescue mission. Nobody is going to stop him from earning points and buying a big house.

With the mission already halfway complete, the second and third gongs are nowhere to be seen. Jiang Yi relaxes and coasts toward victory, certain his points are in the bag.

But!!!

Can someone tell him why the protagonist is actually the mastermind villain who beat the scum gongs to a pulp in the original story, and why he’s tied Jiang Yi up?!

World Two: The has-been superstar in the entertainment industry

The protagonist was once wildly popular, only to fall as fast as a shooting star.

His manager wants to squeeze the last bit of value out of him, so he takes him to a scum gong.

Jiang Yi transmigrates in just as this is happening.

He steps in and steals the protagonist away. Don’t even think about it. This is his protagonist!

And then...

The protagonist asks, “Do you want me too?”

Jiang Yi: ?! Hey, hey! Aren’t you being a little direct?

Jiang Yi refuses with utmost seriousness. He’s a gentleman. He won’t take advantage of someone in a vulnerable position!

World Three: The Alpha major general in an ABO world

The protagonist is the most popular Alpha, covered in glory, until he falls from grace and ends up at an auction...

Jiang Yi transmigrates into the original story’s scum gong, a Beta who can’t have the protagonist and eventually turns him into an Omega before cruelly abandoning him.

Jiang Yi takes the protagonist home at the auction. When the scum gongs coveting him come around, Jiang Yi beats them up and keeps them in line.

In public: “Sorry, he has someone looking out for him.” He says it proudly.

In private: “Why am I a Beta? I can’t mark him, and he can’t mark me either. QAQ”

The protagonist: “? Poor thing. Want to bite my gland?”

World Four: The senior disciple in a cultivation novel

The protagonist is gentle as jade, a refined gentleman beloved by everyone, until he gets poisoned by an aphrodisiac during a training mission...

Jiang Yi transmigrates as an exalted Immortal Venerable and gets the protagonist away before the scum gong can.

The protagonist kneels before Jiang Yi, looking up at the saintly figure as his face flushes. He begs softly, “Master, please help your disciple.”

Jiang Yi: “My disciple has asked for my help. How could I refuse?”

World Five: The crown prince who is neglected in the imperial palace

The protagonist is the legitimate son of the emperor and his late empress. He has been gentle, wise, and brilliant since childhood, with a status beyond compare, until someone discovers his physical affliction...

Jiang Yi transmigrates as the top scorer in the imperial examinations, a stiff and upright man and one of the emperor’s most trusted favorites.

He deals with the scum gong who knows the protagonist’s secret, then takes the protagonist away.

When the protagonist is gravely wounded, Jiang Yi rides a thousand miles to his rescue. When the protagonist is outmatched and bullied, Jiang Yi becomes a double agent. Little by little, the protagonist falls deeply in love with him, and Jiang Yi nobly turns him down.

Then the protagonist, clad in the crown prince’s finery, lounges in lavish comfort, hooking his pale index finger into Jiang Yi’s jade belt. In a sultry voice, he asks, “Lord Jiang, would you consider becoming my crown princess?”

Jiang Yi: !!!

He really isn’t after the protagonist’s body. He just genuinely wants to be the crown princess!

Reading Guide:

1. The gong and shou are both physically and emotionally devoted only to each other. The shou is the same person in every world, though his personality changes somewhat. The story mainly follows the shou.

2. They’re very much in love. No switching roles or pairings. Those who can’t handle that, stay away.

3. The romance and plot run in parallel. It’s a long story, around 200,000 characters per world.

4. If you don’t like it, stop reading. You won’t like what comes next either.

5. The author is sensitive and doesn’t tolerate personal attacks. Comments they dislike will be deleted.

6. More details to come.

Coming soon: The Protagonist Whose Luck Was Stolen

Synopsis: You were born a heaven-blessed prodigy, destined for greatness. But souls who know the plot, whether reborn or transmigrated, change the story that was meant to be yours. Your future becomes a disaster, and your life is turned upside down.

Using their foreknowledge, they recklessly toy with your life and treat you like a stepping stone, then dismiss you with a final, “You weren’t all that after all.”

Do you hate them? Are you willing to accept this?

Protagonist: “I won’t accept it. I hate them!”

Good. I’ll give you another chance to take back the life that should have been yours!

World One: The real young master whose life was ruined by a fake young master (CP: Villainous CEO)

In both his lives, Jiang Ye’s first meeting with Si Jue is awkward, or more accurately, dangerous.

Because of his identity-stealing younger brother’s schemes, both times he meets Si Jue in the presidential suite, specifically, in the bed.

The man’s expression is half a smile, his gaze aloof. He seems to be refusing and inviting him at once, charming and dangerous, and Jiang Ye is utterly captivated.

He thinks that rather than let his good-for-nothing younger brother have him, this time he might as well make the first move. It’s not as if he can escape anyway.

Si Jue was born with a silver spoon in his mouth, pampered by everyone. Even the lovers he keeps are chosen for their gentleness and docility. But no one knows that he’s actually the one who takes the bottom.

In his previous life, Jiang Ye experienced it all, only to let someone else reap the benefits.

This time, when Si Jue grips his chin and stares coldly, about to throw him out, Jiang Ye’s brain short-circuits. He kisses Si Jue’s fingertip and blurts out, “Want to give it a try? I’m young, obedient, and energetic. I promise you’ll be satisfied.”

The man, who should have been furious, narrows his eyes and stares at him. Jiang Ye knows Si Jue is considering it.

World Two: The Alpha major general whose gland was destroyed by a side character (CP: Childhood-friend doctor)

Fei Ze is a major general revered throughout the empire. But during a battle against the enemy, someone leaks his whereabouts and gets him captured. When Lyles rescues him, his gland has been destroyed, leaving him a useless man with unbalanced pheromones. Lyles, meanwhile, is killed by the enemy in his place.

Only as he lies dying does Fei Ze learn the truth: it was all a plot.

Reborn, he returns to the eve of his departure for the front.

Looking at his childhood friend, who has been in love with him for years but never won his heart, Fei Ze immediately kneels and proposes.

“Lyles, marry me.”

Lyles: “???”

The onlooking subordinates: “Wow!!!”

Later, rumors spread throughout the military that the major general and the army doctor had clearly been involved for ages.

World Three: The heavenly-spirit-root genius whose family was murdered by the sect’s darling (CP: Senior brother of the immortal sect)

Baili Chengfeng was born in the mortal world but possessed remarkable talent. As soon as he made his debut, he made geniuses everywhere feel inferior.

Then he died.

When he returned home to visit his family, the sect’s darling and his lover slaughtered his entire family.

Given another chance, an ordinary person would stay away from such a menace. Baili Chengfeng does the opposite.

He swiftly joins the immortal sect, then rescues Mo Zhixing, who has been trapped inside a formation for thirty years.

He has no other demands, but the beauty insists on repaying him with himself.

Baili Chengfeng’s lips curl up, though he maintains his righteous facade: “It’s not what I wanted, but he just loves me too much.”

Then everyone discovers that their senior brother, the long-lost white moonlight they haven’t seen in thirty years, has a partner!

And that’s not all: as soon as he comes back, he cripples the darling junior brother who usurped his place.

Baili Chengfeng plants his hands on his hips, basking in his triumph as he throws his weight around (strike that), and points at Mo Zhixing. “Mine!”

World Four: The top scholar whose future was ruined by a prince (CP: Crown prince)

Yin Chengjin was born into a poor family. Thanks to a benefactor’s help, he passed the imperial examinations and was willing to serve him faithfully, doing all kinds of dirty work.

Only after taking the blame for his benefactor and seeing his entire family sentenced to death did he discover that his benefactor wasn’t a benefactor at all, but an enemy who had stolen someone else’s identity.

Returned to the day he first met his benefactor, Yin Chengjin kneels before the carriage. “Please tell me your name, benefactor. One day, I will repay you for saving my life.”

Yin Chengjin dares to look up, catching sight of pale fingers reaching through the curtain. He can just make out a golden python embroidered on a dark robe.

His benefactor is none other than the Crown Prince, the man he loved in both his lives, who died young.

World Five: The angel driven to darkness by a saint who loved him but couldn’t have him (CP: Elven King)

The day Amolais vanished, his people officially struck his name from their records, and his followers came to see him as a disgrace.

He made a deal with an evil spirit and returned to the world as a fallen god.

On the day of his rebirth, the sky was clear and spring was in the air.

Beneath the altar, an elf in a white robe, with green hair and green eyes, kneels before him. Amolais lifts the elf’s chin. “Aren’t you afraid of me?”

Mucasi gazes up at him, his eyes brimming with love. “No, my god. I love you.”

Amolais does not answer. Behind him, enormous black wings slowly spread to shield them both from view.

Final World:

I have crossed countless worlds, searching for the fragments of your soul, following the traces you left behind, and listening as people sing your praises.

But even after searching for thousands upon thousands of years, I could not find the slightest trace of you.

At last, I became you.

If scattering my spirit can bring you back, I am willing to endure the agony of being torn apart and pierced by ten thousand arrows.

Fortunately, when I turn around, you are there, quietly waiting for me.

A series of connected stories. The gong and shou are both physically and emotionally devoted only to each other.

Theme: Life is not set in stone, and even fate can be changed.