The Crematorium Scumbag Top, Forced by a Psycho

Top-focused anthology, 1v1, both pure, no switching or breaking up, HE. Each pairing is the original story’s antagonist and the protagonist top, and every world features melodramatic love and possessiveness. 1. [ABO World] Scheming, money-loving green-tea Alpha top (Ai Chu) x powerful antagonist Alpha bottom (Shen Cezhi) Ai Chu is the scummy first love of the innocent, rich Omega protagonist bottom. According to the plot, he tricks the protagonist bottom out of his body, heart, and money. He eventually comes to his senses, but regrets it too late and can only watch as the other man marries the protagonist top. Ai Chu: Wait, isn’t the protagonist top richer than the protagonist bottom? He has no intention of ending up in the crematorium. He sets his sights on the protagonist top, ready to rake in the money and make the first move. But when the protagonist top throws him onto the bed, Ai Chu realizes he’s mistaken the original story’s ruthless villain for the protagonist top. Ai Chu tries to salvage the situation: “Isn’t our relationship moving a little too fast…?” The villain he mistook for someone else grips his chin and pins him beneath him. “You lost the chance to back out a long time ago.” 2. [Modern World] Short-tempered rich young master top (Yan Jiu) x cold, obsessive bottom (Zhou Mo) Yan Jiu is the replaced scum top in a groveling-ex story. According to the plot, he abuses the original story’s cross-dressing bottom, who works as a paid drinking companion to repay his debts. Just when the bottom has lost all hope, Yan Jiu has a change of heart and sets off on a fiery path of redemption. Yan Jiu: What kind of stupid-ass plot is this? Also, why is he the cannon-fodder scum top while his nemesis gets to be the protagonist top? Just as Yan Jiu wants, he dumps the protagonist bottom and escapes the crematorium perfectly. But to his surprise, his homophobic nemesis and the protagonist top returns to the country two years later and asks him, “How much would it cost to buy a month of your time?” Yan Jiu chuckles. “I’m not for sale. You’ve got the wrong story.” 3. [Apocalypse World] Heartless top (Bai Ran) x dark, brooding bottom (Jiang Chaoyu) Before the apocalypse breaks out, Bai Ran learns he’s the protagonist top’s best friend in a novel. According to the plot, halfway through the story, he’ll reveal his cold-hearted nature, force himself on his friend’s wife, and ultimately be killed in a fit of rage by the protagonist top. So on the eve of the apocalypse, Bai Ran asks the protagonist top to meet, then kills him quickly and cleanly before fleeing. But thanks to the protagonist’s halo, the protagonist top not only survives, but also awakens a new power and finds Bai Ran, who’s been on the run, three years later. The protagonist top looks down at him, not a hint of a smile in his eyes. “Do you have anything to explain?” “I regret it,” Bai Ran says after a moment’s silence, gazing into those deep eyes. “I should’ve tossed your body into a meat grinder to stop you from coming back to life.” 4. [Insect World] Spoiled local male insect top (Mofeier) x arrogant, unrestrained antagonist bottom (Jialie) Mofeier is a troublesome cannon-fodder character in an insect-world redemption novel. According to the plot, he’ll demand to break off his engagement to his imprisoned fiancé, a general. The general and a devoted, single-minded male insect who transmigrated into the story will team up to face-slap him. He’ll eventually be exiled to a remote wasteland planet and raped to death by several female insects. On his urgent trip to the Imperial Prison to visit his fiancé and find a way out, he’s unexpectedly attacked by space pirates, then picked up and raped by the original story’s villain. Why can’t he escape the fate of being raped?! “You filthy mongrel insect,” he curses, trembling. “You vile military insect, you’re disgusting…” The half-insectified villain traps him in the bed, his breath heavy. “That’s right. I’m the vile military insect who raped you, and it won’t be the last time. I’ll do it every day from now on.” Theme: A little action beats a lot of yearning