Quick Transmigration: The Villainess Comes to Her Senses

Su Su thought she was simply unlucky, doomed to suffer for love and never have it returned. But when the System appeared, she realized she was just a tool for helping the male and female leads fall in love. The painful memories of her past had all stemmed from one original sin: her identity as the villainess. So, as a former villainess herself, Su Su travels through time and space under the System’s guidance, giving villainesses who have come to their senses a chance to start over, make up for past regrets, atone for their sins, and change their tragic fates. [Please note: The first mini-world sparked a lot of debate, so proceed at your own risk. Curious readers can check the reviews to see what people took issue with.] 1. Mafia heiress: The original owner was once a hopeless romantic. To reject her loyal fiancé, she picked one handsome bodyguard out of a whole crowd and had him pretend to be her boyfriend, despite his having killed her parents. She ended up losing her entire family. 2. Looks-obsessed bandit chief: The mighty leader of a mountain stronghold fell for a handsome young man after finding him injured by the roadside. She abandoned her stronghold and chased after him, only to lose her entire family all the same. 3. Campus beauty in a school romance: Rich, beautiful, and willful, she had a crush on the male lead, her childhood friend. She chased after him from elementary school until university graduation, and still wouldn’t give up after he got married. She teamed up with the second male lead to break up the official couple, only to be shot and die along with her unborn twins. … A villainess’s life matters, too. Let’s see how Su Su makes a different life for herself. (Su Su has no golden finger. Every choice she makes is within her abilities and, in her view, the right one.)