Quick Transmigration: The Male Lead's Storyline Goes Off the Rails After I Flirt with Him

In small worlds, the male leads are always handsome and dashing, flirtatious and alluring, aloof or gentle or scheming. In short, each has his own appeal.

But none can escape fate's arrangement: they fall in love with the heroine, who is protected by her halo.

Meanwhile, the female supporting characters are fair-skinned beauties with long legs, smart and brave. They have everything going for them, yet because they're supporting characters, they must pave the way for others.

So they rise up together in a fury and fight back, throwing the small worlds into turmoil.

Song Yun is an executor chosen by the System. She travels through countless small worlds to soothe the female supporting characters' anger.

The blind CEO from a substitute romance finally sees clearly: "My heart, my eyes, my very bones are all filled with you. Please give me one more chance to love you."

The aloof, abstinent top student, whose icy exterior has been smashed to pieces: "Without you, my life would have no meaning."

The scheming, manipulative chancellor turns into a devoted, spineless wife slave: "The throne is yours, everything is yours, and I'm yours too. All right...?"

The extraordinarily powerful Esper who tramples countless zombies beneath his feet has red-rimmed eyes: "In a world where the strong prey on the weak, only with you do I accept it willingly..."

Report, report!! The male lead's storyline has gone off the rails!