Quick Transmigration: Becoming the Male Supporting Character’s One True Love

Yan Zhi is a ghost wandering the mortal world. She has long since forgotten how long she has been wandering. The only thing she remembers is dying by a sea blanketed in sunset clouds. Even now, when she thinks back on it, she can still feel the warmth of the setting sun on her skin: the last bit of warmth she felt before death.

The autumn waters merged with the endless sky. That was the final scene she saw before she died.

Then one day, she met a System called Banban. It told her that if she completed its assigned tasks, it could help her recover her memories, return to the human world, and bask in the warmth of the sun again.

Yan Zhi thought about it. She had always wanted to feel the sun’s warmth, and now she had the chance. Why wouldn’t she take it?

Yan Zhi: “What’s the task?”

Banban: “Save the male supporting characters in three thousand worlds and change their tragic fates.”

Male supporting characters? She vaguely remembered reading about them in human stories. It didn’t sound that hard. So returning to the human world was that simple after all.

But as she completed one world after another, she began to wonder: Why did the male supporting character in every world seem to be the same person?!

Banban: “The contract is sealed. Welcome, world-hopping agent Yan Zhi. System Banban is at your service.”

Amid slaughter, I glimpse the bright moon. Iron and spear may be unyielding, yet the mountain passes are hard to cross.

Yan Zhi