Quick Transmigration: The Second Female Lead Is Gorgeous, Cool, and One of a Kind

(Quick Transmigration + second female lead + no CP + face-slapping + System) After being mistaken for a homewrecker and berated during a blind date, Lu Xiao strikes back with confidence. She's a catch, so why should she be forced into dating just because of her age? She believes that if fate has someone in store for her, they'll meet in time. She'll never throw herself at a man or act like a lovesick puppy! Then she unexpectedly awakens a Quick Transmigration System for second female leads and sets off to save lovesick women who throw themselves at men in one world after another.

She starts off with a bang: an empress who can't have the man she loves falls for a foreign crown prince, only to have her entire kingdom conquered? When it's Lu Xiao's turn, she keeps the foreign prince at arm's length from the start, leaving him questioning himself and his charms. An empress should be defending her country, not chasing after a man!

The second time, she becomes the legitimate eldest daughter of a duke's household. She willingly throws her life away to become a marquis's concubine? Only someone with a rusted brain would do something so stupid. Can't she simply shine on her own? Let the marquis and that illegitimate daughter grow old together in bliss! Without her, the marquis can't win the duke's household over and is nothing but an empty title!

The third time, she becomes a celestial maiden, destined to destroy her immortal bones for a mortal who makes empty promises, only to be abandoned? Not a chance. She watches the mortal coldly and has nothing more to do with him. Isn't it better to be a celestial maiden everyone adores?

And the next time... Across who knows how many worlds, a white fox is always by her side. When she's an empress, it's her pet, always following her around; when she's the duke's legitimate eldest daughter, it blocks her way; when she's a celestial maiden, it secretly trails her too. She thought it would fall in love with that mortal... But in the end, fate proves wonderfully mysterious: in every life, it watches over her and makes sure she never repeats her mistakes.