Quick Transmigration: I Became the White Moonlight in the Heroine's Heart

After she died, Lin Zi never expected that she would really get her wish and enter the quick transmigration bureau, setting off on a life of quick transmigration. Her previous life has become a memory, and there are many more lifetimes ahead for her to explore. In every world she transmigrates into, she becomes an inconspicuous girl with no connection to the protagonist and no conflicts with them. Great. Lin Zi loves it. A carefree life is exactly what she wants. But what are you doing, female lead? Ah! Let go of me! I'm a normal person! What? You want to date me? Can't you see that the guy beside you is shooting daggers at me? Please don't hurt me. I just want to quietly focus on my career. Scene One, the female lead in a period novel: Lin Bao, I can't forget you. I don't know if I should marry that man. What do you think I should do? Just say the word, and we can run away together right now. Lin Zi: No. I love my hometown. Loving me won't get you anywhere. Scene Two, the domineering CEO's pampered wife: Lin Bao, just say the word, and I'll dump that jerk right now. Lin Zi: No, you don't have to. You two are perfect for each other. I'm not good enough for you. Scene Three, the little princess in an ancient novel: Sister Lin, please just say yes! No one will ever find out. Lin Zi: I'm sorry, my child. I've left the secular world. My senses are pure and untainted. Please call me Abbess Liaochen. With a carefree flourish, Lin Zi turns and swiftly escapes the scene. Sure enough, women down the mountain are tigers. You have to steer clear of them when you meet one. That nursery rhyme wasn't lying to me! Damn it, why on earth did I give up a whole forest just to chase after one delicate flower? Scene Four, the legitimate daughter of the chancellor in a matriarchal kingdom: Lin Bao, what about me? I'm not frail at all. How about it?…