Quick Transmigration: The Female Lead Never Gets the Hint

[GB female-led romance] [Contrasting personas] [No fixed couple]

Long after the “calamity” passed, as the world began to settle down again, Jin Li started traveling to different worlds to set things right.

Fine, she was setting things right. So why did she always end up with a trail of people following her after every mission?

Content warnings:

1: My writing is still immature and uneven. Please bear with me; I’m working hard to improve.

2: I like contrasting personas. The heroine isn’t strong in every world, but this is definitely GB.

3: I’ll do my best to update, but I’m pretty lazy.

4: Some worlds may feature everyone falling for the heroine, so please beware.

5: Feel free to comment with worlds you’d like to see. If I’m interested, I’ll write them (in the book’s community).

6: The first two worlds have no romance.

7: There are no secondary couples in this book, and I don’t accept crack pairings. But feel free to ship A Li with everyone. If enough people are interested, I might write a special chapter.

Worlds:

1: [A Fleeting Life Game]

① "The Haunted School"

② "The Only Ending to the Apocalypse"

2: [Her Knight Has No Sense of Romance]

Stoic, taciturn knight captain × willful, free-spirited God of Light with a possessive streak

3: [Mountain and Sparrow]

Frailer-than-she-looks sacrificial maiden × strong, healthy mountain god who has withdrawn from the world

4: …