In Quick Transmigration, the Passerby Heroine Is Always Everyone’s Favorite

One of the author's practice works. Both leads are faithful to each other~ A touch of everyone-loves-the-heroine~ A little coercion~ Some readers have said the heroine feels aggrieved, but I don't think so. There's nothing I can do! Maybe I didn't write it well. The heroine doesn't love them either; she just wants a good life and to enjoy herself. The male leads are simply there to provide her with that good life! (The heroine has a ton of inner monologue in the first two or three worlds. If that bothers you or you don't like it, feel free to skip ahead. I changed my writing style in the later chapters, cutting down on her inner snark while keeping some of it.) The heroine is an ordinary person, though she has a somewhat distinctive aura. She's not a strong, independent type. A touch of Mary Sue, a touch of everyone-loves-the-heroine. A little melodrama!!!! Wen Wan (on the outside): Panicked, flustered, weak, pitiful, and helpless. “Don't come any closer!” (Inner thoughts): Wow! Top-tier treatment! A perfect life! I can just lie back and win without lifting a finger? How could I turn down an offer like this? The original heroine? Oh, they don't have much to do with each other. Everyone just goes their own way. Wen Wan's daily routine in every world: On the surface, she acts like a pitiful little thing being forced into a relationship. Inwardly, she's delighted and enjoying every minute of it