Quick Transmigration: Lucky Star Wins Big and Enjoys the Gossip

[Quick transmigration + little worlds + goofy lie-flat heroine + lucky-charm female lead] The story is entirely fictional and unrelated to history. One female lead, no CP. If that changes, it’ll be marked in parentheses later.

Jin Xiuxiu has a terrible temper when woken up. After she hits a second-generation cultivator, she has no choice but to run. This is a brainless story about her wandering through little worlds and getting her fill of online gossip.

Little World 1: The cannon-fodder foil to her cousin.

Little World 2: The maid of the Sword King Manor’s eldest young lady.

Little World 3: The pitiful girl in a story where everyone dotes on the heroine.

Little World 4: The real daughter and cannon fodder of the General’s Residence.

Little World 5: This princess is done being a sucker.

Little World 6: Cannon fodder whose family is confiscated and who’s exiled from the start.

Little World 7: Cannon fodder whose life was stolen.

Little World 8: The legitimate daughter of the General’s Residence, used by everyone in a rebirth story.

Little World 9: She reigns supreme at a school for virtuous women.

Little World 10: The legitimate daughter of a Duke’s mansion who divorces her husband on their wedding day.

Little World 11: The original wife in a story where the male lead proves his Dao by killing his wife.

Little World 12: The contrast between a lazy father and a greedy mother.

Little World 13: The lovesick eldest young lady in an apocalypse.

Little World 14: The fake daughter doted on by the whole family.

Little World 15: The cannon-fodder mermaid used as a tool.

Little World 16: Cannon fodder in an ABO world.

Little World 17: The cannon fodder stepping stone for a female lead who practices mystic arts.

Little World 18: The original female lead in an apocalypse rebirth story.

Little World 19: The wife who dies young in a true-love story.

Little World 20: Cannon fodder in a story about an author who transmigrates into a book.

This story is completely made up: brainless, absurd, and illogical. Don’t overthink it, don’t assume it’s about anyone, and don’t confuse fiction with reality. The author is writing without using their brain and isn’t particularly cultured, so readers are advised to read without using their brains, too. Brain storage here: ==