Has anyone ever transmigrated because they complained about a novel’s plot? Yes, Jin Li did. She was that “lucky one.”
“What’s wrong with the male lead in this book? Did he not grow a mouth? Has the female lead been cursed? Where’s her intelligence? Where are her skills? Is all that backstory just window dressing?”
In her outrage, she even considered sending the author a box of razor blades. That uncivilized idea caught the attention of patrol officers from the Quick Transmigration Administration. Because of her unusual constitution, the administrators selected her to join the organization. From then on, she began a new life as a working stiff, traveling through the tragic romances she had once criticized. Armed with her unique skills, she thrived and lived freely, doing exactly as she pleased.
In her first life, after quick-transmigrating into the tragic romance’s heroine, Jin Li kicked the exhausting male lead to the curb and threw herself into the villain’s arms. Who wants to follow this ridiculous plot? Not me! A handsome villain is way better, and the new experiences are far more exciting.
As for the villain, he was just a tool to help her escape the male lead and the melodramatic plot. Jin Li’s dream was to reach for the stars and lie flat, living a carefree life. But she never expected the villain to be so useful. It was downright blissful, hehehe...
Skills:
“Wind Beneath Your Feet” does exactly what it says: a gust of wind appears out of nowhere beneath your feet. No need to fly on a sword, just soar ninety thousand miles into the sky. Uh, that’s too high! Maybe it won’t work! I’m out of breath.
“Whoosh----” “What just flew past?”
“Don’t say weird things, you’re scaring me. It must’ve been the wind.”
“But look at those leaves over there... They haven’t moved at all!!! Where would the wind come from?”
“Ah... Aah!!! It’s a ghost!!!”
