Quick Transmigration: Be a Good Dad

[Quick transmigration + healing + male protagonist’s perspective + no romance]

An overworked corporate drone dies suddenly and is approached by the Good Dad System. As long as he earns enough points and completes the storylines in ten worlds, he can reverse the tragic fates of the children and return to the real world.

“We can talk about whether I can get back later. At least give me the complete storylines.”

“Storylines must be purchased with points. The Host currently has zero points.”

“Can I buy them on credit?”

“Also, I like raising daughters.”

“Each world is chosen at random. Of course, you can buy items to increase the odds.”

“Can I buy them on credit?”

“The Host has minus fifty points. If your points are insufficient, you will have to complete another world’s mission.”

“Let’s not talk about that for now. My children are angels!”

If lots of people read this, I’ll definitely finish the following ten worlds, and maybe even add a few more.

First: An alcoholic father versus his Cinderella daughter

Second: A father who favors boys over girls versus his fraternal twins, a boy and a girl

Third: A nouveau riche father versus his lovesick son

Fourth: A mighty immortal father versus his daughter, the moonlight of the immortal sect

A patriarchal, feudal father versus his first, second, and third sons

A wealthy old father versus his brainless domineering CEO son

An apocalypse father versus his daughter, the final villainous boss

A general father versus his daughter, the imperial consort, and his son, a spoiled wastrel

A father who can see ghosts versus his bullied daughter

A mecha master father versus his fallen genius son

A divorced father versus his daughter, a cannon-fodder character in the entertainment industry

Everyone’s a villain: The children I adopt should be positive, sunny, and healthy