GB Quick Transmigration: Manshu's Travel Journal

This book features quick transmigration across myriad worlds, a female lead with male love interests, and the use of phantom limbs to win over targets. If that's not your thing, please don't flame the author; just move along.

The heroine, Man Shu, is an ancient spirit plant called the Heartbewitching Demon Vine. She has a long life, a languid and alluring nature, and a love of novelty. She follows her instincts, devoting herself wholeheartedly to someone within each small world; once she leaves, those feelings settle into fond memories. She can freely control her “phantom limbs,” which are spiritual vines.

Her System is called the Myriad Worlds Confused Travel System (or Little Confused for short). It's terrible at its job but incredibly lucky, and it forms a bickering partnership with Man Shu. Its main functions are transmigration and providing background information; its missions are little more than window dressing.

During a trans-temporal leap, Little Confused makes a serious error and is on the verge of running out of energy. Like a headless fly, it blunders into Man Shu's domain. To save itself, Little Confused scans Man Shu's vast, ancient life force, determines that she meets the requirements for a “temporary Host,” and immediately initiates a forced binding.

After such a long life, Man Shu is desperate for novelty. The concept of “travel” successfully piques her interest.

And so, a demon vine and a System set off on a journey across myriad worlds…