Quick Transmigration: Saving the Tragic Male Leads I Wrote to Their Deaths

Quick transmigration + first-person narration + System + transmigrate into a book + growth and redemption + realistic setting + male leads are all beautiful, strong, and tragic + heroine can be gentle or fierce

I, Wen Yue, was a pampered “little princess” from a wealthy family. I confessed to my aloof desk mate and flirtatious crush, Ling Yi, but he cruelly rejected me.

Humiliated and furious, I revealed the hidden, obsessive side of my unhinged personality. In a fit of anger, I completely rewrote every novel I’d written about Ling Yi, giving him a tragic fate and a certain death.

Then I somehow transmigrated into each of those novels I’d written.

My System’s mission was to save the tragic male leads and help them escape their destined deaths.

I looked up at the sky and sighed:

I’m the one who wrote these male leads to their deaths, and now I have to save them too!

The more tragic I made their lives, the harder it is to save them now!

Why did I have to write them like this in the first place? Waaah!

First world: Save the miserable, self-conscious top student

Second world: Save the unlucky esports player

Third world: Save the idol whose competition results were rigged

Fourth world: Save the gloomy, mute comic artist

Fifth world: Save the young movie star being cyberbullied

Sixth world: Save the illegitimate son rejected by a wealthy family

Future worlds: To be determined

Still, at least all my doomed male leads are based on Ling Yi,

a man whose face alone can keep her motivated to complete one mission after another!