Help! After Transmigrating, I Became the Heiress of All Worlds?

A few things to know in advance: the heroine grows over time, and the opening chapters are slow-paced. There are beastfolk and childbirth, as well as a dual-star setting. BG romance, no BL. All male leads are virgins. There are some mildly Mary Sue-esque plot points (the author is a simple country bumpkin). The settings in this story are all based on my personal tastes. Every character exists to serve the heroine’s development. This is entirely fictional, so please don’t apply it to real life. The heroine is self-serving and polished. The romance is still a little rough around the edges early on. “No CP” means there’s no fixed couple, not that this is a pure career-focused story about a strong female lead… (If you find the first world too slow, you can skip straight to the second.) Yun Shu is a laid-back college student who thinks her future looks bleak. The greatest surprise in her life is a discount on a food delivery order. Until one day, a System from the “future” crashes into her. Complete missions and earn points. One point can be exchanged for 10,000 yuan in the real world! She can also experience different lives: a year in another world takes only a minute in reality! Faced with this incredible fortune, Yun Shu immediately binds herself to the System. So today she’s a rich heiress in another world, spending money like water; tomorrow she’s struggling to survive off the grid in a remote forest, and she might even have to pet (or be) a giant cat in a beastfolk world? Or become a vampire prince… One: Of course a young lady can do whatever she wants Two: Being the world’s first female general isn’t easy Three: A seahorse who only knows how to enjoy life, and the stories he has to tell about those beastfolk Four: As a ten-thousand-year-old female cultivator at the top of the power scale, of course she can put on whatever act she wants Five: Being a prince is no leisurely job. It’s busy, okay? Six: The eerie world has too many elements to show Seven: It really is a magical fairy-tale series (skip this one. It’s incredibly padded, and I was in a bad mood when I wrote it.) Eight: A post-apocalyptic base…