I Pick Up Villains in Every World

Quick transmigration + villains + no romance + redemption. Each world is a self-contained story, focused on the villains’ self-redemption and growth, with no romance.

The moment the System binds itself to Lin Yue, she hears only one thing: “Go pick up the ones who are about to shatter.” So, when a frail, powerful minister sneers amid a pool of blood, she hands him a prescription for an antidote. “Living is more satisfying than dragging your enemies down with you.” When the zombie king of the apocalypse grips her throat, she presses a hand to his burning forehead. “You’re not a monster. You just haven’t found your way home.” When a space pirate aims his cannons at a civilian planet, she taps his command console. “The little girl you saved all those years ago is being bullied by bandits right now.” From a tutor who holds power over the court to an AI bent on destroying the world, from a frozen apocalypse to a crumbling cultivation realm, Lin Yue has picked up countless villains bristling with thorns.

They say she’s meddling, that she has a savior complex, and that these “dangerous specimens” will turn on her sooner or later.

Until one day, the once-powerful minister is growing medicinal herbs and saving lives in Jiangnan, the zombie king has become the guardian of a survivor base, and the pirate fleet now protects the frontier planets. Watching them clumsily learn to “live well,” Lin Yue suddenly understands: saving someone is simply helping them realize that they deserve to be met with kindness by the world.