Say No to □□, Starting with Me! [Quick Transmigration]

In melodramatic romance novels, besides the leads whose love is full of torment, there is another universally loathed character: the homewrecker who gets in the way of their relationship.

They are cowardly, vicious, and arrogant. Their love turns to hate, and they become obstacles on the leads' path to love, hated so much by readers that they grind their teeth and write ten-thousand-word comments cursing them.

Author: Without a homewrecker, how else can I highlight the leads' complicated, tangled feelings? How can I make the story more dramatic? How can I get readers hooked on melodrama and unable to stop?

System: Speak plainly.

Author: If I don't write homewreckers, how am I supposed to pad out my story and make money?

System: Hmph.

System: Since the homewreckers you've written have been cursed by so many readers that they have triggered a flood of complaints, the Time and Space Administration suggests that you personally experience the troubles of being a homewrecker. Teehee ^_^

Author: ?

Planned worlds:

A gloomy, voyeuristic younger brother gong x a naive, love-addicted sister-in-law shou

A sinister, disabled big shot gong x a pitiful, impoverished student shou

A Buddhist-mouthed, snake-hearted monk gong x a demon lord shou who has killed countless people

A flirtatious, carefree disciple gong x an immortal lord shou who endures humiliation

P.S.:

1. Gong-centric, both are each other's first and only.

2. Quick transmigration episodic stories, with one protagonist per story.

Theme: Love is priceless.