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Guide to Reversing Fortunes for the Protagonist of a Restricted Novel

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[The Main God’s Space has already logged this. We will add a mid-way exit function for trial cards in the future. The compensation for you, Host, is still under discussion.]

Shi Xu broke out in a cold sweat. Hearing this, he nodded. “Mm, good job.”

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The floating system glowed brighter, flying around Shi Xu in joyful circles.

“Send me the original book.”

[Okay!]

The protagonist of this book was Pei Wu, but he did not get a good ending.

You can tell just by looking at the tags: depravity, NTR, gang rape, and more.

An alpha transformed into an omega, neither alpha nor omega, kept in the First Military District by Mu Yuanshan as a sexual outlet.

Later, he finally found a chance to escape.

That was the furthest he had ever run, almost managing to leave the military district.

Almost.

How frustrating.

Shi Xu took a deep breath. For now, he did not look that far ahead, flipping directly to the plot he had just experienced.

[“His remaining life belongs to me.”

Mu Yuanshan shoved him away, sneering, “I have changed my mind now.”

“You.”

His voice sounded like it was dipped in ice, “Watch right here, and watch how I f*** him.”

Su Wenshan’s heart skipped a beat, disbelieving, “You really are a madman!”

Mu Yuanshan did not care at all, leisurely stripping off all his clothes.

Smugly showing off his proud muscle lines in front of the other alpha.

Now, he could enjoy himself properly.

That little opening had been stretched open all night, and now it still would not close, red and swollen.

Under the effect of pheromones, it spat out crystal-clear fluids.

“You want it too, don’t you?”

That large, thick glans, aided by the overflowing saliva, slammed inward.

Pei Wu let out a muffled groan as his small opening was forced open, the mucosal folds flattened out and turning almost transparent.

Mu Yuanshan sighed with emotion, “So tight.”

Su Wenshan could not bear to watch, turning his face slightly away.

Mu Yuanshan saw this and broke into a vicious smile.

Then he lowered Pei Wu from the ropes, took a few steps forward, and stood in front of Su Wenshan.

All the weight fell onto their connected parts, and that joint also poked directly against Su Wenshan’s front.

Pei Wu let out a miserable scream, his body arching back into a terrifying curve, almost losing consciousness.

His fragile lower area could not withstand such impact, spitting out a mouthful of bodily fluids.

Nausea and revulsion surged up together.

His fingernails scratched his palms until they were bleeding profusely.

Like a fish pinned to a cutting board, he struggled powerlessly.

Hatred dripped from his heart like blood.

So much hatred!

Hating his own weakness, hating his own gullibility.

Powerless against the status quo.

Could it really only end like this?

He was unwilling.

So unwilling.

“I can let you f*** his front opening,” Mu Yuanshan said generously.

“I.”

Su Wenshan swallowed hard and unzipped his pants.

“I am sorry,” he said.

At this moment, Pei Wu’s pain and resistance were the best aphrodisiac.

Such a scene was a stimulation Su Wenshan had never imagined.

He drove in.

The large, ferocious glans poked against Pei Wu’s crimson lips.]

Shi Xu’s eyes went dark as he closed the book in his mind.

That was truly disgusting.

“What are all these placeholders?”

The system replied righteously: [Censorship, of course! Our JJ system is a proper system.]

[Does the Host want to read light porn?]

[Little rascal.]

“Moron, artificial idiot.”

[Hmph.]

“I am giving you a task.”

[What is it, what is it?]

“Delete all these messy descriptions. I want to read the pure plot version.”

“For a smart system, this should be a piece of cake.”

[Of course, a smart system can naturally do it!]

“Go ahead, smart little system.”

[Received!]

[La la la la la.]

Humming a tune, the system landed on the desk, looking rather low in IQ.

Having used the system with peace of mind, Shi Xu began to observe his surroundings.

This was Pei Wu’s home, a cramped little room.

A place where you could touch the ceiling by raising your hand and tour the whole area in two steps. Yet, it was packed with a bed, a cabinet, a desk, and even a designated cooking area in the corner.

Truly a sparrow may be small, but it has all its internal organs.

Lying beside him was a teenager.

With youthful and delicate facial features.

He was the original body’s younger brother, named Pei Guang.

He looked like an obedient and sensible good kid.

Shi Xu looked away and nonchalantly stepped away from the bed.

It felt too real.

Everything around him had vivid details.

The ground had been flattened and compressed, presenting a smooth surface, but it was still dirt at its core, carrying inevitable dust and dents.

There was also a small door in the room leading to the bathroom.

Four large square ceramic tiles were laid on the floor, holding some toiletries.

A mirror hung on the wall.

When Shi Xu looked over, the person inside immediately glared back with a rather impatient expression.

Shi Xu looked away.

[By the way, Host, remember to conceal your identity. If it is discovered that you are not the original owner, it might lead to mission failure.]

“What happens if the mission fails?”

[Elimination.]

Shi Xu sighed quietly.

The chilling tone made Shi Xu’s heart tighten.

[Those are the rules.]

[Ah Xu, you must be careful, do not die.]

“Mm.”

This small room, with its poor conditions and location on the outer fringes of the base, was not easy to get either.

Although it was on the periphery, it was still inside the wall, so life safety was guaranteed.

People outside broke their heads trying to get in.

The population inside the base had skyrocketed, and demand was correspondingly high.

Previously, the two brothers had always lived in the residential area outside the base.

The danger level there was relatively high.

Whenever contaminants approached, the casualty count would skyrocket.

Only after Pei Wu differentiated into an alpha did they qualify to live inside the base.

Once Pei Wu passed the selection to become a trainee soldier, he could take on missions through military channels to earn points and currency.

Accumulating a certain amount would allow him to exchange for an alpha catalyst.

That way, Pei Guang could also become an alpha.

In this world, the survival rate of alphas was higher than others.

Pei Wu had planned well, thinking of every aspect.

Even if he was not around in the future, Pei Guang could protect himself well.

This was Pei Wu’s initial thought, simple and downright earthy.

He just wanted to watch his younger brother live a safe and stable life, nothing more.

[It is six o’clock now. Just a reminder that you need to attend the trainee soldier selection at nine o’clock. Pei Wu started preparing for this selection ever since he differentiated into an alpha. This is also a very important plot in the entire book. Time is running out. It takes a two-hour drive from here to the selection site.]

“Mm.”

As a college student skilled at cutting it close to deadlines, this time seemed plenty abundant to him.

No need to rush.

Only two points needed attention right now:

First, fit Pei Wu’s personality to avoid OOC.

Second, carry out the system’s green directive by nipping the three main characters’ desires in the bud. Of course, not their lives, as if major characters died midway, many points would be deducted.

What he needed to crush was the desires of those three.

According to the system, as long as he obtained enough purity points, he could leave this world.

The specific operations had to be figured out by the Host himself.

The Main God’s Space did not impose restrictions, granting the Host greater freedom.

However, high freedom also had disadvantages, and no specific mission details were prompted.

The assistance provided by the system was limited.

In this novice world, Shi Xu could only rely on himself.

Purity points.

What on earth did purity points represent to the system?

No group activities?

The system said dating was a shortcut to doing missions.

From this, it could be deduced that the number of participants in activities should be limited to two or fewer. This train of thought was correct.

Then, if the three target characters could not have sex, wouldn’t purity points be guaranteed?

Castration?

Shi Xu pondered carefully and found there was some room for operation.

Thinking of a target to start with, Shi Xu immediately thought of Su Wenshan.

At that moment, Su Wenshan at the selection site felt a chill run down his spine, his goosebumps rising instantly.

He vigilantly looked around.

All around were people holding serial numbers and waiting to enter.

Yet he could not figure out where that murderous intent had come from.

With a plan in mind, Shi Xu’s mood calmed down as well.

Pei Guang had already woken up when Shi Xu got up.

Listening to his older brother’s movements with his eyes closed, he gradually woke up.

He knew his brother had spent a lot of thought and trained desperately for the recent selection, carrying a huge amount of stress.

If it were not for a burden like himself, his brother would have had better choices.

He would not have had to squeeze into the residential area outside the base just to save money.

Nor would he have had to risk his life going into the old city to save up cash.

Base residents could all exchange missions for resources.

But the old city was too dangerous, and ordinary people would never go there.

That was a place where only people with equipment and weapons dared to form teams to visit.

His brother often came back covered in injuries.

It was all his fault.

Pei Guang was terrified, guilty, and self-blaming, almost on the verge of crying.

Shi Xu walked out of the bathroom and immediately saw a rolling lump on the bed.

“Awake?”

“Mm, brother.”

A fluffy head popped out from under the quilt, eyes slightly red and short hair all messy.

He was five years younger than Pei Wu.

Thirteen years old, still just a kid starting middle school nowadays.

“Can we not go?” Pei Guang whispered timidly.

The brother in front of him did not speak.

Pei Guang lowered his head on his own.

“Brother, I do not strictly have to become an alpha. Fewer and fewer people are differentiating, and everyone outside the base has not differentiated either. Even inside the base, alphas and omegas are not everywhere.”

It was a well-known fact that humans who differentiated had better physical fitness and longer lifespans.

Therefore, AO catalysts were expensive and controlled by the base’s elites.

Ordinary people simply could not afford them.

Even going through military channels, it was an astronomical sum.

That was too difficult.

Naturally differentiated humans were as rare as phoenix feathers and unicorn horns.

His brother was a miracle.

He did not want to become a drag on his brother.

Pei Wu did not speak, just quietly looked at him.

His gaze was calm.

Under such a gaze, Pei Guang’s head lowered even further, his voice following suit.

“Brother.”

“I will be satisfied just staying with you forever, brother.”

Tears came out faster than words.

A child’s tears were like they cost nothing, big as beans, dropping patter-patter.

“Xiao Guang, your brother going to the selection is not just for you.”

Pei Wu said, “Do you remember the day Mom and Dad had the accident?”

Pei Guang choked and nodded, of course he remembered.

That was five years ago.

A contaminant had broken into the residential area and killed many people.

To save them, Mom and Dad chose to perish together with the contaminant.

After that, he only had his brother left.

His only family!

That made it all the more reason he could not let his brother go to the selection.

“Contaminants are too terrifying!” Recalling the scene back then, Pei Guang could not help trembling.

“Yeah, Su Wenshan’s dad died at that time too.”

Not just them, many people died that day, and a bloody mist floated in the air.

“At that time, Mom and Dad used their lifetime savings to pay someone to buy an alpha catalyst.”

An alpha catalyst packed in a metal box was placed in front of the two brothers.

There was only one.

The parents decided to give it to Pei Wu, whose age was just right.

However, before they could use it, disaster struck.

That reagent was also buried in the collapsed house.

This was glossed over in the original book, used to set off the impermanence of the world and how hard it was for Pei Wu to naturally differentiate.

“Contaminants are not endless,” Pei Wu said. “I will kill them off one by one.”

“With one fewer contaminant, the danger outside decreases by a fraction.”

“And one fewer shattered family.”

Pei Guang stared dazedly at his older brother.

This was an absurd, fairytale-like statement.

The base had four military districts, each numbering tens of thousands of people, and they still had not managed to eliminate all contaminants.

He was just one person.

Just one person.

But.

Pei Guang’s eyes flashed with brilliance. “Brother, I believe you!”

His brother was a miracle.

A miracle could naturally become a hero.

Of course, this was not nonsense made up by Shi Xu.

This was the thought hidden deep in Pei Wu’s heart that he had not told anyone else.

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