One-on-one romance
The heroine is a drama queen, and the quick transmigration is semi-immersive.
(The first world includes mind-reading, and her inner monologue is pretty erratic, so it doesn’t really count as semi-immersive. If that bothers you, you can start from the second world.) (The first and second worlds have bad endings, while the third has a slightly bad ending, but only about forty percent of the way in. The sweet romance between the couple begins in the fourth world and continues afterward.)
Yu Sangwan is bound to the “Villainess Role-Playing Experience” System. If she completes every acting mission, she’ll win a reward of 500 million.
For the sake of that 500 million, Yu Sangwan throws herself into the role, playing the villainess diligently and conscientiously.
But the missions get stranger and stranger. The male and female leads don’t even seem to dislike her, and what is with the villain looking like he wants to swallow her whole?
World One:
Wicked imperial sister-in-law whose husband has died VS crown prince who covets her
Yu Sangwan: I’m so wicked. Hurry up and kill me, Crown Prince.
The Crown Prince’s eyes darken slightly as he smiles. “My sister-in-law is wicked, and I am ruthless. We’re made for each other.”
“The title of Third Prince’s Consort doesn’t suit you. What do you think of becoming Crown Princess instead?”
World Two:
Seductive demoness of the Hehuan Sect who tricks men into giving her their bodies and hearts VS the gentle, jade-like senior brother of the Sword Peak
World Three:
Alluring and bewitching imperial consort VS the emperor’s younger twin brother and shadow
World Four: Ruthless and scheming noblewoman VS a true gentleman, courteous and gracious
World Five: Wicked, unhinged princess VS a nobleman serving as a stand-in
It's so painful 😢😢, the first world was broken, and the second world is also broken. Woohoo, the author's writing is okay, but the heroine is cheating with the male protagonist. It is obvious that the male protagonist also likes the female protagonist, and the female protagonist also likes the male protagonist a little bit. I don't understand why the female protagonist wants to hurt the male protagonist and then erase the memory of the male protagonist, making the male protagonist become another kind of person, forgetting his love for the female protagonist, and having an indifferent attitude towards the female protagonist's body. I don't understand why I wrote this kind of ending, but because of the author's great writing style and the fact that the heroine and the hero are a little sweeter, I'll give it 4 stars. I really hope that the heroine and the hero will have a sweet relationship 😢 instead of the heroine using the power of the plot to control the hero to hurt herself to help the heroine complete the task, causing the hero to be injured again and again. In turn, the task is completed to clear the memory of the hero, and then the hero becomes a different person and ignores the heroine's body. I really don't understand why this ending was given.
It looks good, it's my favorite style