Quick Transmigration: After I Die, Someone Always Follows Me in Death

Across the vast universe, there is a group of people like this. After they die, their souls are not reincarnated. Instead, they are chosen by the Overlord God to become Hosts for quick transmigration Systems, traveling to various worlds on missions to keep the three thousand small worlds stable. Bei Ruoxian is one of them. The only problem is that every world where she completes a mission ends up on the verge of collapse. It's all because she refuses to follow the usual script. The Systems assigned to her eventually run home in tears to their mommies. She thought the Overlord God would erase her soul, but instead, she was unexpectedly assigned to a retirement-benefits System where all she had to do was follow the plot. For some reason, she was also given a million points to spend as she pleased. Even so, she didn't change. She still did whatever she wanted on her missions. But why did a man always end up dying for her after each mission world came to an end? This is an angsty novel about punishing trash men and women. Each small world tells a standalone story, so feel free to skip any you don't like.