Transmigrate into the white moonlight of a scumbag? She throws a bomb, blocks him, and deletes her account, all in one smooth move. The scumbag shows up begging to get back together? First, she beats him up in a sack.
Transmigrate into a female guest on a dating show? She tears into a fake sweetheart in front of the whole country, then sends a freeloader boyfriend trending online. The live comments flood in: “Sis is so fierce! I’m a fan!”
Transmigrate into the clueless mother of the real and fake heiresses? The whole family favors the fake one? Youyi smiles faintly. “No problem. I’ll show them what it means to get a taste of ‘family discipline.’”
Transmigrate into a boy band member? The company makes her fake a romance with a teammate, and the others gang up to ostracize her? Youyi goes live and spills the beans. The trending topics explode, her teammates panic, and she stays cool.
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Quick Transmigration Bureau file: Youyi, with 1,000 worlds’ worth of experience, a perfect score, and a disciplinary record longer than a research paper. She couldn’t sit still after retiring, so she came back to deal with anyone who refuses to fall in line.
System: Boss, the next world is
Youyi: Enough talk. Let’s go.
Hahaha, this kind of writing seems like flirting with the male protagonist. After reading a few chapters in the first small world, I skipped to the back and saw the evil mother-in-law scene. It felt like I had changed the story. The female protagonist didn't like the male protagonist, but I wanted him for his money instead of others. I complained from the bottom of my heart. She lived a sweet life on the surface. I didn't like that the heroine had so many scenes with men in the non-CP novel. I felt that no matter what, she would always revolve around men. I can't accept it. I'm going to leave now. Thank you for the hard work of the author. Come on.