Quick Transmigration: A World of Many Possibilities

She was living perfectly well when, out of nowhere, she got the chance to become a quick transmigration mission-taker. Sure, she had been living well before she got there, but she wasn't some noble protagonist who didn't care about anything, so naturally she chose to take on the missions.

A mother pours boiling oil into her daughter's mouth just because the girl sneaks a chicken wing.

A father of a little boy suspects his wife had him with another man, so he takes more than twenty needles and sticks them into the child's body, piercing his lungs and intestines.

What can the mission-taker say? No, she isn't even entitled to say anything, because those are other people's affairs, and she has no right to get involved.

Why not simply make them suffer everything they've done to others?

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.