Quick Transmigration: Turning a Lovesick Fool Into a Love Goddess

[Quick transmigration + Mary Sue + reforming hopeless romantics] Caution: The heroine has questionable values and is selfish, fickle, and self-indulgent. She loves only herself. There’s competition between women and between men.

Shen Wangshu is a seasoned heartbreaker from a wealthy family, with a whole crowd of outstanding older brothers and sisters ahead of her. She’s neither in line to inherit the family business nor a suitable match for a political marriage, so she lives carefree every day. She changes boyfriends as easily as outfits and collects backup guys without blinking, like buying the latest luxury items each season. But get too carried away, and karma catches up with you. Shen Wangshu is stabbed to death by her ex-boyfriend in an underground parking garage, her blood pooling across the ground. She thinks her sinful life is finally over, but when she opens her eyes, she finds herself recruited.

The system tells her that its creator, the God of Love and Beauty, has recently run into a little “problem.” Too many impostors have created a heap of chaotic worlds, and some of those worlds have spawned countless hopeless romantics. They were unloved in life, and even after death they’re still hopeless romantics. Their resentment is giving the God of Love, who governs romance, a serious headache. Now a “hero” is needed to change things and dispel their resentment.

Once the job is done, Shen Wangshu will not only be brought back to life, she’ll also get one wish granted.

Shen Wangshu: So how do I dispel their resentment?

System: Give them the person they want, destroy those who hurt them, and turn their tragic lives around.

Shen Wangshu: That’s so ordinary.

System: Huh?

Shen Wangshu: Give them the people they deserve and the ones they don’t; take out everyone they can’t stand and everyone who can’t stand them.

Now that’s satisfying!

System: !

And so, with love as their fuel, satisfaction as their guiding principle, and dispelling resentment as their goal, one woman and one system set off on a “hopeless romantic’s journey of growth.”