literally every somewhat important male character that is not a s*upid villain loves the MC. Like falls in love with him... it's insane.

that the reason weird things keep happening is because they all have fallen in love with him

I thought it started of great. The MC wasn't foolish, keeping a track of his tasks while also treating the male lead fine. Not overly close but not overly distant. But the more I read, the more everything fell apart. The male lead's a total masochist with absolute no self respect and he honestly doesn't even have a good reason to like the MC. And then the whole mess with everyone else made it even more of the headache

Curly haired boy, the original gong's younger brother, the actual original gong, literally everyone other than the MC and the manager were giving me high blood pressure. Why did the original gong fall in love with him? He's clearly devoted to his little brother, albeit in a toxic and absolutely brain dead manner, yet one look at him and a whiff of his scent or whatever had him willing to pursue him despite knowing his little brother was in love with him.

And I thought the little brother was a sheltered naive rich kid who had no braincells, why did he end up being a psychopath who wanted to cage the MC? And why did both of them, as in the brothers, want to pursue him at the same time? That's borderline tethering into an in*estous arena that I don't want to see. I truly think the MC gives everyone around him a moral and IQ debuff of up to 150%.

And don't get me started on the curly haired boy. I don't understand his purpose to the story whatsoever. Rather than adding anything, the only thing he did was pissed me off. If the author wished to show how much the MC is adored by people, they could've used literally anyone in the line of canon fodders, like the 18 rich kids that were pursing him. I also don't understand why the MC couldn't have been harsher with him? At times the MC spoke my mind and told him straight to his face that whatever he felt for him was parasocial. But then in the next breath he'd go meet up with him. And the curly haired guy takes any attention he gets from MC as positive. That is not MC's fault but he definitely could've avoided him. Especially considering he wasn't even in the original plot.

Also no matter how much I try to think of it, there's no way the MC and ML will have a proper relationship. It feels incredibly forced on both ends. There's so solid reasoning for the ML's strong devotion towards MC. And I don't see the MC having any emotional development in the future to actually come to love the ML. Obviously, this is the QT therefore it won't be as in depth as other romance novels. But typically QTs have some sort of support to show why the ML and MC love each other. But this novel lacks any sort of foundation. I'd rather have a cliché "you're the same soul in every universe" trope than have absolute no foundation for the relationship. Hell, the author could've been dabbled into their backstory or something. Like they could've made Ti Xu and Xia Yan close as children or something or the sorts. But no, they'd been dating for six months but Ti Xu was ready to throw away his entire life and career for the MC for no reason?? Even after all of his problematic behaviour??

Sure he didn't cheat but pretending to cheat isn't any better. And obviously this isn't blaming the MC as it was literally his task. But from the ML's perspective, it makes no sense?? He even recognized the fact that the MC could be using him but he just chose to accept that? After only knowing him for six months? When he literally has all the recourses and has literal lines of people going after him? He's the beloved actor of the entire country and he decides to just... settle with this? What was even his reason for tolerating all this is beyond me and I feel like even if a reason was mentioned, it wouldn't be justifiable nor sane.

Honestly the original novel characters should've just gotten together because even though the original plot was only mentioned like two times, it still held more substance than this entire arc. Typically, I have a high tolerance for shitty novels. I find them fun, not everything has to be thought provoking. But this... this was just rage inducing. I also hope that manager gets a raise.

Not sure where MC will end up once this world ends, like will MC and ML roam multiple worlds together forever or whaa

The MC transmigrated into a new world, the protagonist gong and shou showed signs of memories from a different arc, and then he overhears them talking about being fragments of a Supreme God. Then timeskip and MC is talking to a girl who's curious about the three's relationship, and the novel actually just ends with the classmates realizing that the three have a special relationship?

like for example stalkers/ cannon fodder mainly just a person who fell in love with him. Also I just feel like there's too much of guys / girls who surround him and mainly those who seems like going to be the main leads, but they're supporting in the end, it's like there's a lack of role for them other than for the novel plot hence making their characters sometimes inconsistent and abandoned midway. Also I guess they seems a bit rushed going a bit to the end, / or from jump to the third world to the last ones is just really abrupt with the main god giving 50000 bonus points, but I guess it's quite understandable

without having to create harem (?) yet but not ditching the main leads.

MC doesn't have emotional development. Read up until the end of arc 2. Initially I thought he at least loved Tu Xi but only after arc 2 did I realize that he really loved no one. MC looked at everything as his job or task. According to the plot, MC was supposed to play as a s*umbag gong in all arcs but his personality fits the word "s*umbag" on all fronts. Not to mention, he's so upset about not being a gong that he heartlessly left at the end of arc 2. Without even thinking about Shen wenqing. "I don't want to work overtime" he said. Even the system knew human decency to at least say goodbye since they're leaving and this guy said that. I don't know if the Mc's psychology is like he's a god or something but the first arc already explained that the world will continue flowing after the task and he didn't have the heart to even say goodbye to SW. EVEN AFTER EVERYTHING THEY'VE BEEN THROUGH. My heart broke for that omega.

MC is supposed to portray the s*umbag characters but he's a s*umbag himself. It's a perfect fit for him. He's basically playing as himself. Anyway, dropping this thing since I don't like the development.

did have a lot of help from the two protagonists to tidy up his messes

the two protagonists were actually the Supreme God of the system and he split his soul into the two protagonists. the last arc had all the memories from the other arcs condensed into the protags. it's said that when they die in the last arc, they'll become one person for the MC to date.