A Little Madness Is a Kind of Growth, Too

[Multiple transmigrations + tycoon lifestyle + X-ray vision + dream space (amnesia trope) + multiple male love interests]

[The heroine is a retired time-travel employee. One woman, multiple male admirers, all competing for her. Female rivals either join her side or compete with her in business.]

[Content warning!!! New author! Average writing! Thin-skinned! This is a tycoon-style everyday business story! No brainpower! No logic! Don’t read if it’s not for you!]

Xu Fangfang had spent years transmigrating into novels as various supporting female characters and heroines, completing all kinds of KPIs for the Time Management Bureau. With her rewards in hand, she was about to retire.

But NPCs in every novel she transmigrated into had awakened, disrupting Xu Fangfang’s retirement plans.

Among them were the male leads and male love interests from various novels, who made deals with the Time Management Bureau. As a result, every little world Xu Fangfang had once visited became jumbled together.

Worse still, Xu Fangfang, who had retired and was preparing to settle down in a new world, lost her memory completely.

[The heroine begins the story in an amnesiac state. Unaware that she works for the Time Management Bureau, she thinks the Bureau’s voice announcements are the voice of a god. Later, when she runs into various male leads and male love interests from her past, she gradually recovers her memories through her dream space.]

After being framed in the new world, Xu Fangfang found herself in the jumbled worlds, armed with a jackpot worth tens of billions. She went on a shopping spree.

She was no longer content with the status quo, and used her money to save the powerful figures of the capital’s elite circle.

She built connections and secured project resources in elite circles, earning the chance to work with the heads of even more powerful clans.

That allowed her to establish herself in the capital’s elite circles and rise step by step until she became a top tycoon.

Along the way, she developed ambiguous relationships with the heads and heirs of major clans, and even discovered that she was the unattainable ideal woman in the hearts of many powerful men.