Where Did the Male Lead’s Revenge Arc Go? [Quick Transmigration]

[Gong-focused + doted-on gong + beautiful and powerful/strong x strong] 025 was a new System. After a long three-hour training session, he successfully started work as an intern in the Worldline Maintenance Department. The veteran System assigned to train him kindly explained the job: “Our work is really easy. All you have to do is make the scum gongs in the little worlds follow the original plot and end up in the crematorium. Zero difficulty, zero stress. Even a beginner can pick it up in no time~” After wrecking several little worlds, 025: … [World One: A handsome college student gong with an unconventional way of thinking x the original villain shou 025 followed the training manual and issued the protagonist gong a task: “As a scum gong, you’re about to start chasing your wife after she leaves you!” Bo He said seriously, “But I take after my mom in my sexual orientation. I don’t like women, so I can’t chase a wife.” “Unless…” He opened the World Book. “You’re calling this guy, who’s juggling 32 romantic interests, ‘wife.’” System: “Beep. Incorrect definition of the keyword ‘wife.’ Reloading task instructions.”] [World Two: An easygoing, stunningly beautiful CEO gong x a shou who looks like a refrigerator come to life 025 learned from his previous mistake and kept a close eye on things. “This time, you have to follow the original plot! First, keep the protagonist shou. After he leaves, heartbroken, you chase after him and beg him to come back!” Bo He smiled. “Sure.” A week later. System: “Wait! Why is the protagonist shou on the set of The Tyrannical Sugar Daddy’s Substitute Bride?! And why is he playing a substitute who gets slapped and has coffee thrown on him every day?!” Bo He opened the World Book. “I recreated Chapter Twelve of the original novel exactly. Isn’t it angsty enough?”] [World Three: A cute, sunny male insect gong x a general shou who’ll do anything to get some 025 angrily slapped the task screen. “Wait! The original plot clearly says the protagonist shou is a delicate military female with a slender figure, fair skin, stunning beauty, and a height of 169 centimeters!” The world’s consciousness was completely calm. “The minimum requirements for insectoid conscription are a height over 190 centimeters, a grip strength over 800 kilograms, and a wingspan over four meters.” The System was stunned. “Then the one in the original novel…” “With that physique,” the world’s consciousness said coolly, “he wouldn’t even fit inside a training mecha.” On the task screen, a two-meter-tall military female crushed a rebel mecha’s core with one hand, his bloodstained bone wings slowly spreading through the smoke. He lightly touched the battlefield communicator at his ear. His deep voice, threaded with static, came through: “My lord, the strawberry cake with a third less sugar you ordered has been delivered to the North Hill villa.”] [World Four: His Dragon [No twist this time] Bo He smiled. Behind him, the shadow of the universe opened its eyes.] Other worlds to be decided The original novel’s protagonist gong x a mysterious shou fragment Note: This is a fictional setting unrelated to reality. Please don’t associate it with real life. Reader’s guide: 1. The gong is not the shou’s first time. They dote on each other, with a slight bias toward the gong; the shou pursues the gong, and the shou pampers the gong. The gong also falls in love with the shou and will make an effort for him. 2. The gong transmigrates into a body with no memories, but there is no “original owner.” The shou is fragmented, and every little world has a happy ending. This doesn’t count as a new-shou story, because the gong never gets together with the original protagonist’s shou. 3. About the sex scenes: in some worlds, the gong is neither especially good nor bad in bed; in others, he’s not very good, but not completely hopeless either. There is absolutely no gong who can’t get it up. 4. The characters’ views in the story do not represent the author’s views. 5. More detailed content warnings are in the author’s note for Chapter Two (“Taken in Hand”). Theme: Freedom is the highest value in human society.