Quick Transmigration: The Villainess’s Unconventional Redemption Plan

Shen Yanqiu, a top programmer in the late stages of glioma, tears through space and time with code at the end of her life and binds herself to the Redemption System. She is reborn as Gu Pan, a notorious villainess from a wealthy family.

The original Gu Pan was guilty of one misdeed after another: stealing her best friend’s boyfriend, ruining her rivals’ livelihoods, and bullying her classmates. Her public approval rating is as low as -35, making her someone everyone avoids. The System demands that she raise her approval rating to 60 by apologizing and sucking up to people in exchange for a chance to survive. Shen Yanqiu couldn’t care less. “Apologize? I’d rather rewrite the rules of the world.”

When her supposed victims come knocking, she throws surveillance footage at them and exposes the truth. When reporters surround her at a press conference, she hits back by revealing her best friend’s dirty secrets. When she takes over a disastrous project, she uses a programmer’s logic to dismantle its traps and leave her opponents defeated.

The System is frantic: “Your approval rating dropped again! Keep this up and you’ll disappear for good!” Shen Yanqiu remains composed. As she helps the top student bullied by the original Gu Pan solve a problem, she coldly faces her former fiancé: “Clearing my name isn’t about gaming the numbers. It’s about showing everyone who the real villain is.”

Later, her former “victims” all speak up for her, and her approval rating soars. Shen Yanqiu taps away at virtual code with her fingertips. “To deal with the BUGs in human nature, you need the wildest algorithm.”

[Genius heroine|anti-cliché redemption|System driven to despair|every world is a massive face-slapping spectacle]