Quick Transmigration: The Host Is a Master Performer

I’m doing a major rewrite of the story. If the chapters don’t connect, please hold off reading for a few days.

Qing Ping was an actress who had spent decades struggling in the entertainment industry. Unfortunately, she had no connections and was still only a third-rate celebrity. She never expected someone to poison her!

She died, but unexpectedly became bound to a System that required her to complete unfinished scripts. The System told her that if she wanted to come back to life and find the real culprit, she had to complete her missions. And so she set off on a journey with no script, where she could only improvise.

The first script: a gentle, gracious princess sent away to marry for peace and a cold, heartless emperor.

But after she arrives, she becomes a princess overflowing with maternal affection, while the young emperor is a love-starved, obsessive boy.

The second script was originally about a busty, brainless beauty and a cool, refined movie star.

But when Qing Ping enters the story, she relies on her superb acting skills to win the Best Actress award, shed her old label, and fake a couple pairing with the brooding movie star.

The third script is an infinite-loop horror story: an unremarkable, delicate girl and a foul-tempered, sharp-tongued young master. But before long, it turns into the story of a clearheaded, independent heroine and a meek little puppy who knows when to back down.

The fourth script: she enters an old-school xianxia tragedy, where the heroine is tormented a thousand times over yet still treats him like her first love, and a medicine slave she picks up by the roadside.

A slap right from the start, and she has to make up her identity as she goes. To hell with the male lead, everyone else can get out of the way.

Wait, this isn’t how the script goes. The hero and heroine are acting completely out of character!