The Black Lotus's Daily Quest to Die: Quick Transmigration

[Quick transmigration + no fixed pairing + unconventional heartthrob + love rival drama + flirts without realizing it] Sang Rou was a mighty cultivator at the Tribulation Transcendence stage. One careless mishap destroyed her body, and a little white System forcibly bound her soul, turning her into a wage slave overnight. At first: Follow the plot? Dream on! Woo the male lead? Dream on! There’s no way I’m doing these missions properly, not in this lifetime! Later: Is there something wrong with that male lead? Why does he keep chasing after me? Sang Rou: I want to cut loose and do whatever I want. Little Ji, the System: No! Master, please look at how cute I am. Can you bear to let the main System erase me? Sang Rou: Yes! Little Ji: ... The heroine is a chuunibyou of a certain age who could solve everything with brute force, but insists on using her brain. She often comes up with wild schemes that kill eight hundred enemies and cost her a thousand casualties. The whole point is to do missions in an irreverent way. There’s no fixed pairing in any world. Sometimes there’s a couple, sometimes there isn’t. It all depends on what the heroine feels like doing. Content warning: In the first world, the heroine looks down on the original character, a love-brained supporting female character, and makes a few snarky remarks. If that bothers you, feel free to skip the first world. There’s no long-running romance in this book. The powerful love interest doesn’t appear until the third world. The heroine is free-spirited and unruly, mildly afraid of romance, and flirts without realizing it before running off.