Quick Transmigration: Destroying the Villain’s White Moonlight

Lin Wan had the worst luck when it came to men. Only on the brink of death did she learn that the man she’d ruined, leaving his family shattered, was the one who loved her most.

At the Bridge of Helplessness, Granny Meng sneered. “A wicked woman like you thinks she can enter the cycle of reincarnation? Pay for your sins first, then get in line!”

So Lin Wan embarked on a path of atonement: in each world, she had to erase the male lead’s hostility toward her and win him over before she could reincarnate again.

But the man who had once doted on and protected her had undergone a drastic change. He was now a villain through and through!

World A: He’s a cold, violent school bully, and she’s an overweight, ugly nobody.

World B: He’s a ruthless boss, and she’s his lowest-performing employee.

World C: He’s a bloodthirsty, obsessive young master, and she’s a poor girl forced into a proxy marriage.

Lin Wan took a deep breath. “Can it get any harder?”

Granny Meng smiled. “It can. Every male lead has a first love.”