the last world is 200 years in the future from MCs orginal time. He lived during a war with foreign insects?

This world the MC and ML are making a movie that is recreating their old life thus making the 2 remember their past.

ML joins as a new possible recruit to MCs squad, but ML is a rich kid who may have pulled strings to get assigned to MCs squad so MC doubles MLs training trying to get ML to flunk out or quit.

ML is obsessed with MC so he perseveres and finally becomes part of MCs squad. Then MCs second in command gets promoted so ML gets his job as MCs assistant basically. During this time ML takes care of everything for MC and feelings develop. Then MCs old second command and friend dies before he even got to get married and MC and ML really connect then, but it's also the start of MC going all out in the war.

MC died in the war killing the insect king in mutual destruction leaving behind ML. ML somehow gets attached to a system and makes a deal with the system to save MC and he will world hop and give him his energy, basically slowly killing himself. He refuses to do romantic plot lines and starts to loose his memories because of it. This is where MC enters and meets the world hoping ML. ML now completing romantic plot lines starts healing and remembers everything by the end.

MC = Gong/top, ML = Shou/bottom

Tbh I don't like how author said "I love Brother Chu (MC) so I don't want him to feel wronged" then make ML kinda miserable bc of loses, even tho this "wronged" MC happens bc of some misunderstanding.

It's totally fine for MC to retaliate to ML but it's all annoying when author interject those words below the chapter. It feels like author supporting MC only, not ML.

Because that's like one of the arcs where they really have a goal to do. Most of the time, they just go with the flow when it comes to goals. It's a different level of intensity.

I actually laughed when Qianze (MC) called the master system, "big screen." (since his system is a small screen.)

Honeymoon phase. &Gt;<

And the male lead, Shen Hezhi. He's really cute. He's quite devoted to Qianze.

So this is one of the genuinely good arcs that I rate as the best arc out of all arcs here, if I were to rate it second place, then no other arc would dare to challenge for first, aside from the ending arc of course. The system isn't present at all even in this arc, mostly sent in a vacation by the MC starting from the very first chapter (if my memory serves me right). The romance between the MC and ML developed subtly, one of the most natural development among all the other arcs. Of course, fret not, other arcs also have stable romantic development.

One of the pros of this novel is the mouth watering food descriptions. It's not only the MC cooking and baking, ML also showcased his special culinary and baking skills. For those wanting to wet their appetite while reading, you can choose to read this first arc.

Now talking about the system plot of the novel, due to the MCs actions from the very beginning, the plot has entirely derailed. Don't worry though, it doesn't affect his missions in the slightest. As long as the tasks are completed, he's free. Now I'd like to talk a bit more but after reading over a hundred chapters, my memory is a bit foggy. So I could at most explain this much. Regarding the protagonist shou, a 'villain' of sorts in the first arc, he doesn't cause much trouble aside from igniting the romantic development between the MC and ML. He's a bit insane, teetering to yandere tendencies.

But he gets handled quite easily, I forgot about his ending, so he may not be too relevant. Now let's move on, my memory can't conjure up a lot about this first arc at the moment. All I remember is that it's one of the best arcs contrary to some others arcs.

I feel a bit complicated about this arc. When the author transitioned from the first arc to this arc, it felt a bit abrupt. And after carefully looking over at the end of the first arc, I concluded that the MC spent the remaining rest of his days in the first arc and should have displayed some sentimental emotions at least. But no, he moved on to quickly, with no other character developments. I think there are some, but I probably didn't notice due to the shock of the sudden abruptness of the transition between the arcs.

I wouldn't say this is the worst arc, but I wouldn't dare say it's any good. Perhaps I'm a bit biased, but I would probably rate this compared to the other arcs, at least second-best among with everything else considered. The romance here feels a bit forced, and the MC doesn't seem to care about the ML at all, which is natural, considering he still doesn't know he is the ML. But then the romance and dog food between them happened, and... as far as my memory serves me, I remember being choked about the romance. Which feels as abrupt and forced as the transition between the first to second arc.

The system plot is also a bit, you could say, a bit much? It's hard to describe my feelings towards this arc.

But this is basically the first hurdle the reader must pass in order to truly harvest the vast improvement of the authors skills in later arcs. To talk about the pros of this arc, it's the uniqueness of it. As a single trope, it's nothing worth talking about. However, compared to the usual routine of quick transmigration, it's a bit refreshing for a change of pace. Not just that, the MC can even transform into a fluffy little wolf cub. Though, that happens much later. Well, I can't say he willfully transformed into a wolf cub, it's just the original body's original form since he's a 'juvenile' or a recently awakened wolf in that arc. And to clear your confusion while you're reading this... The MC is a werewolf while the ML is a vampire.

Aside from its uniqueness, its pro also lands on the action scenes, full of fighting, guns and all that. Though not much, provided an entertaining read. I quite liked it, which is why I endured through. There's also the subplot regarding the history of werewolves and vampires. As well as the two different vampire factions. One is a 'good' faction, which protests against treating every living creature as food. And a 'bad' faction, which treats all other living creatures aside from themselves as food.

It's a bit interesting, so I read through that. But now let's move onto the next arc, before I spoil you people any further.

Now with this arc, I would rate it as the worst arc of all arcs. Many readers dropped the novel at around this point. Mainly due to the overuse of the amnesia trope. The author used it twice here, leading to the frustration of many readers. This is the second and last hurdle that a lot of readers must endure through to finally experience the authors improving writing skills.

The romance here starts off somewhat fast, but it's one sided on MLs side. And the protagonist shou is a bit annoying, he's romantically interested in the MC but also a bit vulgar as he plays with other peoples feelings. But enough about him, let's talk about the MC and ML.

So, the MC here, took care of the ML during his amnesia, letting their feelings slowly develop. Though he appears mostly platonic to the ML due to the caution of mistaking the wrong person. He knows the ML is the protagonist gong in the previous two worlds, so the protagonist gong in this arc should likely be the same person, the ML. But he's still cautious, only developing a friendly relationship with the ML, I believe. But things took a turn, he slowly developed some fondness for the ML. I think. Like he went temporarily crazy and intimidated the people chasing the ML. (for context, the people chasing after the ML finally found him, but ML has amnesia and they don't know. Then while they almost fought (?), the MC rushed out and protected the ML. My memory here is a bit vague, so don't trust my interpretation too much, just take in what happened between the two.)

Anyway, after that, the ML left and he regained his previous memories but completely forgot about the encounter with our MC. Mainly because his old man deceived him, telling a false account of what happened to him. I'm not sure if the old man is his father or grandfather. I forgot, or it just wasn't stated. The ML is naturally suspicious, but he couldn't find any leads.

The meet up later after the MC's novel became famous and got a contract with a television and show company. One thing led to another, they grew close and the MC found out the ML lost his memory, though he didn't plan to reveal it just yet. Only when the ML realised something off and questioned the MC, did MC admit it. It was mostly the ML doing the effort to recover his memories with a small ulterior motive, to be closer the MC, because the MC is also a bit distant in this arc.

The romance between the two during both amnesias feel a bit abrupt and rushed, though personally, it's much better than the previous arc. The only downside in this arc is the double use of the amnesia plot, which frustrated a lot of readers, including me when I almost dropped it when I just started it a little over three days ago. But it's actually not that bad of an arc if you ignore the amnesia plot. The MC has a successful and thriving career as a writer, the side-characters have plenty of screen time or should I say 'read time'? And they're all entertaining to read.

The later romance between the two is also very pleasant, relieving me a lot of pressure after the amnesia thing was settled and the ML recovered most of his memories until everything became in tact. This is a turning point in the entire novel, where the authors skill visibly improved. Though, not immediately. But the next arc definitely felt pleasant enough compared to the other two arcs. Not the best, at least around mediocre level (edit: or at best, above average, personally I feel that it's around above average), but it improved from that point on. Until it gave us late and complete readers great satisfaction.

Perhaps I'm an easily reconciled type of reader when I see an author visibly improve, so I kept a positive attitude towards the later arcs. Maybe that is the reason why they felt better to me, cause other readers didn't seem satisfied with them. But as a reader who enjoys reading novels from authors and see their improvement over time, I took pleasure in it. I'm not the type of reader who prefers consistent excellent writing from other authors, I usually give them a chance. But, moving back to the topic about the novel, let's head to the fourth arc.

This is undoubtedly the starting point of later on better or even great arcs. It started off a little mediocre, with an initial rivals/enemies type of relationship between the MC and ML. To clarify, the ML defeated a boss in a holographic vr game and was about to reap his rewards. But the MC accidentally landed on seen while trying to fly (i think?), and accidentally killed the boss who was on its remaining legs. He took the first kill, making MLs efforts go down in the drain, and reaping the rewards that originally should belong to the ML (Edit: as a gamer whos often bullied by the bigshots of a game, I relate to this SOO hard. Steal kills are painful, I hate players who do that QAQ[especially when they do it intentionally]. I can't even do anything about it because they're also much more stronger than me...).

So the ML disliked him at first, but later on as they encounter each other more, especially with the marriage special subplot mission in the arc, binding him with the MC, he slowly grew closer and more attracted to the MC. But he didn't make many moves because the MC stated that he already has beloved (The MC said that because he initially didn't believe the ML is the ML because this arc has a lot of protagonist gongs, though only two interacted with the MC. The ML, and his friend. As for the protagonist shou, he's likable this time, the lover of the second protagonist gong and didn't cheat or anything at all. Just a quiet side character who's rather likable.), which ended with him mainly being a friend of the MC. Yep, pretty much friend-zoned. But not the frustrating kind. After the MC and ML slowly grew closer and closer in the arc, ML soon confessed under drunk courage (to clarify, it's not an accidental confession. He soberly intended to confess to the MC but he didn't feel very brave, so he drank gulps of alcohol so he can directly face the MC.)

After the confession, the MC accepted it. (to clarify again, the MC in most of all the arcs already had a certain idea about the ML later on, and as stated in the later arcs, he clarified that he enjoyed teasing the ML and waited for him to confess first.) Which lead to them teaming up and overpowering a lot of other players during an upcoming esports competition. The MC isn't really interested in the competition, but seeing that the ML looks so excited and interested in it, he eventually relented though resisting at first (occured after the confession I think?). The ML in this arc is particularly adorable, always seeking affection and a date from the MC. So when accidents happen, he isn't the happiest about it. And when he got injured from some car and motorcycle accident (i think?), he hid the fact that he got injured so he can quickly recover and resume the date with the MC. But MC then found out and scolded him a little about it.

Their romance here feels the most natural, you could even say it even defeated the romantic development between the MC and ML in the first arc. Personally, this arcs romantic development could rival the first arc. But it can never defeat the first arcs delicious, mouth watering food descriptions... And it has a few plotholes, like why is the MC's original owner body laid off but still so rich as to making MC not worry about money and lived without a job and just playing around in the vr game? Perhaps I missed something, or not. So this arc had to sadly land on at best, fourth place. Being the fourth arc and also being fourth place in my ranking? Coincidental, isn't it? Hahaha, but anyways, moving on. Let's head to the next part of the ride, the fifth arc.

This, personally, I would rate as third-best arc. I absolutely love it. Just below the first and last arc. The romance between the MC and ML naturally developed. Well, on MLs side of course. The MC is rather casual about everything. Theres also this funny plot point where the system directly transferred him into this world without asking him (mainly because thats how the MC behaved, directly asking the system to transfer him without any breaks), but the MC unexpectedly wanted to take a break. However, it's a bit too late, he's already in the world. It was a funny segment.

I really like this novel, the side characters here are even more lovable than the third arc. I love MC and MLs roommates, I even ship Hong and YL together a bit. Though, their romantic life isn't really stated (i think?), probably just a friendly duo with a platonic relationship. Which I don't mind, it's just a pity. But I feel satisfied with them, they're a lively duo and I love them. Especially YL, he's cute. Sad that he doesn't get too much screen time. I mean he's there, but his presence isn't very strong. Hong's presence is very strong however, and very lively.

Aside from that, the protagonist shou is also lovable. He isn't bad, he's rather diligent. He's a lot more likable and present than all the other protagonist shous. Among all protagonist shous, hes the one with the most screen time (I think? Just rivalling the first arc shou, but I'm not too sure), and the most likable, directly in the first place.

There's some annoying characters in this arc, like Leng something? Leng Jing? Not sure, my memory is a bit vague. He's basically a part of the reason for the MC almost being r*ped. (Nothing happened, the ML rescued him. And even if ML didn't make it, MC had back up plans due to being a bit resentful to the culprit.) He isn't the one directly making a move on the MC, instead, he's more jealous and hateful of the MC. He's just acquainted and possibly the one who informed the Yan guy, I forgot his name (he's the guy that wanted to r*pe the MC), about the MC. And make him interested in the MC. My memory on this part is vague, mostly filled with disgust at their actions so I can't properly remember.

But anywho, this is actually one of the most detailed arc of all the arcs. I like it, it even has the potential to be an individual novel, if the author developed the plot further from the "Debut, Trainee!" (?) show. But anyway, I like it, and it's one of the best arcs. Actually, I would even dare to directly say it's better than the first and last arc. The only thing bothering me is the abrupt ending of the arc (but it's not really abrupt). To clarify, I just feel so immersed in the arc that I wanna see more idol projects happening between the MC and ML after the "Debut, Trainee!" (?) show, instead of just vague words. It's so detailed and well done that it could pass for another novel, instead of a QT arc. But since it is a QT arc, it had to end rather abruptly. Though compared to the suddenness of other certain arcs, it's not that bad, it at least has an ending. (Ahem- as for certain arcs...I'm talking about the second arc... it started and ended abruptly, leaving me a bit dissatisfied. But it's just a personal bias, you don't have to bother too much about it)

Anywho, I love this arc. I'm sure you'd love it too, especially when you just read an arc with double amnesia plot... (I'm still not finished settling the score with the author about that. That was one of the toughest hurdles I experienced when reading novels, I'm glad I didn't drop this novel unlike the other times I did back then. Looks like my endurance is through the roof, I haven't dropped any novels so far.) Alright, moving on~

The last of all arcs. Directly rivalling the first and fifth arc even with its shortness (Edit: Actually, it's not that short at all! The chapters are short, but quality versus quantity, the word count in certain chapters of this novel is insane), like gold or jade among piles of silver ingots (I prefer silver things but you get what I mean). This explained MC and MLs past. Ahem spoiler- oh wait no. Everything here is already a spoiler, it's even in a spoiler tag, so I'll just say it. They're sort of reunited lovers~ though their relationship in their first life looks rather ambiguous and ended after MCs death, the ML does have deep feelings for the MC. The MC didn't know it, or rather he forgot about it because he lost majority of his memories from the start of the transmigration. This arc also talked a lot about the MCs fondness for sweets, and MLs unique flavor when baking sweets. Which is a simple explanation of his skills becoming so good that his emotion left its trace there, where only the designated person can taste it.

It explained a lot of sweet and light hearted moments between the MC and ML in their past, as well as their comrades who died. The sweet atmosphere became somber at the end, when MCs only closest friend died, along with many of his brothers. Though he saved the world from foreign invaders, he died in battle simultaneously.

The main focus is that it talked a lot about the MC and MLs past. From start to present. The MC felt rather nostalgic after his initial resistance to learn about his past. But then he moved on and spent his honeymoon with the ML. While the ML also recovered his memories after acting with the MC. Though I said just a few, there's actually a lot packed in the last arc. I won't elaborate too much because I want the other readers to be more curious, and read this novel. Their past is really interesting, and the ending felt rather satisfying. At least in my opinion. I loved the unravelling about their past and all, as well as the astonishing word count and the improvement of the authors skills. This arc is mainly to cover up all loose ends, the MCs and MLs past, as well as why the MC is so mary sue, haha. This is all, the wrap up in all arcs.

The ending is well done, wishing you a happy honeymoon, Chu Qianze and Shen Hezhi/Zhoufeng. I love you two~ I wish you all the best~ auntiesmile. jpg hehe.

I've noticed they the original protagonist for the different worlds end up attracted/pursuing MC. The different arcs include:

1. MC is a food anchor and the ML is a ceo of that anchor company.

Zhong Mu knows that Yun Zhoujie is the president of the company, yet he feels that he can speak to him anyway he wants? Smh

Chotto, chotto matte. No sorta buildup, just eat, be my boyfriend, and start making out to the point of wanting to have s*x, then there in love?! We know they spent a bit of time together, but author didn't convey any sort of emotional bonding. Seems like they're only together just for plot. I literally went back through the chapter thinking that I missed something.

Still don't really know what kind of person MC is. Story he told ML is about his host and it clearly happened way before he transmigrated, so why take it so personally? How long did he stay in this world, till death? What was the goal of his QT? So many questions, no answers at all

I didn’t expect that MC is actually the gong and ML is the shou