Quick Transmigration: The White Moonlight Won't Put Up with This Anymore!

【Quick transmigration + powerhouse steamrolling + punishing scumbags + no romance pairing + non-romance-focused quick transmigration + the female lead is no saint, and is somewhat selfish and self-serving】 The Empire's general, Luo Ying, signs a contract with the System and turns her life around in world after world as the one they can never forget. At the same time, she has to earn regret points and make those scumbags truly feel remorse. Luo Ying says: How hard can that be? I'll take your power and seize your empire. I'll watch you struggle in a sea of misery, then look down from on high as tears of regret fall from your eyes. The male leads in most worlds will meet a miserable end, though not always. Some might become her underlings instead. Completed arcs: The Domineering CEO The Cult Leader The serious version: The one they can never forget is a cloud in the heavens, perched atop a snowy mountain. Everyone wants to drag her down into the mortal world and stain her with mud. At the same time, they hold her to impossibly high moral standards, as though she were born to be trampled and humiliated by the protagonists, then eventually turn evil and become their stepping stone. But Luo Ying says she refuses. After all, she has no morals whatsoever. She wants the one they can never forget to never descend, to remain forever radiant and untainted, forever above them all. No one can reach out and touch the moonlight. Content warnings: 1. This is an unconventional take on the gentle, kind, beautiful woman everyone adores. Nobody is a good person, and the female lead is no such woman either. She is a dark moonlight who punishes scumbags. 2. There is no fixed pairing, and there will probably be plenty of one-sided crushes. 3. The schemes are childish, and the characters' intelligence will never exceed the author's. Don't take it too seriously. 4. I just want to write a brainless power fantasy, with an overpowered golden finger and a powerhouse steamrolling everyone. 5. This is a writing-practice comeback, so the prose may be all over the place.