Has the Villainous Cannon Fodder Become Everyone's Favorite Again? [Quick Transmigration]

Cen An was the Empire's most beloved young prince, until he was unexpectedly bound to the Villainous Cannon Fodder System. The System made him play a gloomy, insecure, scheming villainous cannon fodder in a danmei novel. But why did the protagonist group keep picking on him? Why were they always after him? Cen An was close to tears. "I... I'm just a tiny, villainous cannon fodder! T^T" World One: The Evil Ghost NPC in the Castle Cen An was an evil ghost working under the main villain. He couldn't stand the outsiders who came to play the game, so he did everything he could to cause trouble. Later, the protagonist gong caught him and made him his personal servant. Then the other men came looking for him one after another... World Two: The Country Bumpkin Who Loves Money Penniless, Cen An wanted to find a rich sugar daddy. He threatened the protagonist shou with information about his father and became the protagonist shou's current boyfriend. But he thought the protagonist shou wasn't rich enough, so he kept flirting with other men. Later, those men all came after him. Cen An was trapped in bed, unable to see daylight, and passed out. He deeply regretted his decision. World Three: The Marshal's Wicked Fiancée World Four: The Brooding Roommate in an ABO Novel World Five: The Popular Streamer Who Cross-Dresses as a Woman World Six: The Beautiful Widow with Face Blindness Reader's Guide: 1. One-on-one romance, both leads are each other's only partners, fragmented gong, love rivals, and a universally adored protagonist. 2. At the beginning of each story, the gong already likes the shou, while the shou is in love with the gong without realizing it. 3. The plot is silly and illogical. Everything serves the romance, so please don't overanalyze it. 3. The shou is both foolish and mean, so read with caution if that's not your thing. Every fragmented gong falls in love with the shou at first sight, but the shou doesn't return the feelings of any of them in the individual worlds. 4. The number of fragmented gongs varies between worlds. Only the fragmented gongs are guaranteed to love the shou. There's no guarantee that everyone else will. 6. Everyone has different tastes. Reading should be fun, so if you don't like the story, please click the X. Comments that attack the author personally or insult the characters will be deleted, especially if you haven't read the content warnings. Thank you, everyone. Theme: Love life and work hard.