A college girl who stayed up all night slipped on her way to the bathroom... To avoid a mortifying public humiliation, she chooses to enter the little worlds generated by the "tragic romance" stories she wrote to persuade her best friend, and make amends to the male leads who died because of "her."
Disclaimer: The author is a heroine enthusiast and will try to give the heroine the best possible background and other advantages. "Tragic romance" means the male lead suffers, so this book is a little hard on the male leads, but every story has a happy ending. She came for him, so she'll stay by his side for life. But she was born for herself, too, so the heroine will achieve something of her own in every world. I'm a new author, and feedback is welcome.
The worlds may not be in order. It mainly depends on which ones readers want to see.
World One: The aloof top student is actually a little green tea
World Two: The doted-on junior sister and her frosty senior brother
World Three: The fated aide to the future Vampire Queen
World Four: The nine-tailed fox guardian of a little phoenix
World Five: A princess's path to becoming an empress (the male lead may be the top scholar, prime minister, grand tutor, general, or a prince of a different surname; not decided yet)
World Six: The rigid pope and the Holy Maiden of the Church of Light
World Seven: The pampered young lady forced to move to the countryside vs. the taciturn, action-oriented officer
World Eight: The frail, well-bred lady on a dating show vs. the gentle, scheming doctor
World Nine: The greatest beauty in the martial world and its greatest expert
World Ten: A worker-party spy vs. a senior officer from the capitalist party who has been persuaded to defect
World Eleven: The smiling tiger guardian of a spoiled young lady in the apocalypse
World Twelve: The prime minister's pampered legitimate daughter and her devoted crown prince (a girl who transmigrates will appear; she's a very cute agricultural student)
Hehe, if you have any opinions, you can mention them here. The author will try his best to improve in future works. For the two previous worlds, the author has received feedback from the babies. The improvement is only that most chapters are difficult to change on a large scale, so the author tries to change some to make the sense of substitution stronger. Also, the first plot line is a bit messy. The author wrote too many branches and foreshadowing, which is a bit confusing. It will be improved in the future⁄(⁄ ⁄•⁄ω⁄•⁄ ⁄)⁄ The baby also said that the emotional line is a bit short, I will pay attention to it in the next world. (づ◡ど)
The writing feels like spaghetti mixed with No. 8 Concrete.
Is the male protagonist fixed?
The writing style is a bit naive, but the story is pretty good. The author feels a little outside the story.