The Passerby Made the Scum Gong Pregnant [Quick Transmigration]

I am Good Pregnancy System 05. My mission is to help vicious scum gongs mend their ways.

I slip into all sorts of bullying tales as an unremarkable passerby. Then I make those tops—who torment others or betray their partners—suffer a fake pregnancy, forcing them to taste the despair of the vulnerable.

Once they’ve truly turned over a new leaf, I move on.

Eh? What’s this? They fall for me and beg me not to leave?

…

1. The Arrogant Big Star

The protagonist gong has a sex addiction, with an extreme germ phobia and obsession with looks. When he reunites with his pure and innocent childhood friend—the protagonist shou—he decides to toy with him for fun.

What he doesn’t know is that the shou has a busking friend with a birthmark on his face. Every time the gong lays eyes on him, it sparks a fire in his gut.

“Don’t touch me. You’re disgusting.”

2. The Haughty Alpha Heir Young Master

On a whim from a casual bet—”Can a poor kid even survive in our school?”—the protagonist shou is thrown into an elite academy, becoming the protagonist gong’s plaything to flaunt his influence.

To everyone’s shock, a dim-witted older brother shows up looking for the shou too.

For the first time, the gong struggles to keep up his hypocritical facade in the face of such inferior pheromones.

“Are you an omega or an alpha, you mongrel…”

3. The Amnesiac Immortal Who Forgets His Savior

After getting injured and losing his memories, the protagonist gong was tenderly nursed back to health by the protagonist shou in a remote village. But once his recollections returned, he mocked the shou mercilessly when the latter tracked him down after endless hardship.

“Do you like me that much? Or are you just desperate to climb the social ladder?”

Devastated, the shou walked away heartbroken. The little demon they’d once sheltered together stayed behind, however—and to everyone’s astonishment, the gong’s belly began to swell day by day.

4. The Ruthless Tycoon Who Toys with Hearts

In the original story, the protagonist shou was on the verge of suicide over his father’s massive debts when the creditor—the protagonist gong—saved him. Pretending to care, the gong used the shou to uncover secrets in the village, all while repeatedly throwing him into mortal danger.

But this time, when the shou arrived at the seaside, his supposedly frail brother—who was meant to have died young and bore hidden fish scales at the base of his spine—found him first.