The tags were wrong, so I'm correcting them here: no romance, aimed at female readers, mildly satisfying, no angst, slice of life, and a kind-hearted male lead with formidable martial prowess.
If he can settle it with his fists, he won't waste time arguing.
Main character: Wen Liang, male
While immersed in an exploration game, he accidentally transmigrates and becomes a little System.
He does quick transmigration missions without getting paid, with two senior colleagues temporarily accompanying him on his adventures across worlds.
He directly or indirectly breaks up the romances of the male and female leads in these worlds. Wen Liang feels deeply sorry about it, but he has no regrets.
First world: a Western fantasy romance, where the leads basically have no chance of getting together.
Second world: an alternate-history ancient setting. The male lead is killed by Wen Liang, and the female lead is eaten by someone. The end.
Third world: The gangster hero falls for me. The male lead dies before the story even begins, and the female lead is still in school, so Wen Liang picks a new male lead.
It's fun, but why did the first world end?
This is from the previous book, it's nice—— ｡:.ﾟヽ(*´∀`)ﾉﾟ.:｡
Come on, come on, this is my second book.
💕 from the previous book is very good, the author should work hard and update it 🥰 ٩(๛ ˘ ³˘)۶
The protagonist Jazz is a cute cat!
It's so good that I can't stop
I like the character of the protagonist very much, and the story is not too cliche. I am really annoyed by those articles that give a lot of space to the heroes and heroines. This one is written in just one chapter. It's so cool [Blow kiss]
The main system calls the juniors little babies. Whoever the juniors like will bump into each other like a bouncy ball. How cute is that?