Shen Suwei is a celebrated “star employee” at the Quick Transmigration Bureau.
In her previous life, she was a criminal profiler who could see through people. Then she transmigrated into a cultivation novel. After finally making a name for herself in the cultivation world, she failed during her tribulation to ascend. The Quick Transmigration Bureau noticed her and bound her as a mission-taker.
After becoming the gold standard in the Supporting Female Character Department for completing missions with precision and decisiveness, she returned from vacation only to be transferred to the “Ex-Girlfriend Department.” Its core mission: transmigrate through countless small worlds and win back the ex-boyfriends who had gone their separate ways with her.
Her longtime partner, the adorable System, rubbed its hands together. [Our mission is simple: get the exes to change their minds!]
Shen Suwei looked at the mission list and smiled:
Make an award-winning, wildly successful movie emperor give his ex another chance?
Get a stern, straight-laced police captain to admit he still can’t forget his old flame?
Make a deranged big shot from a horror world descend from his throne for love?
These are clearly SSR-level targets to collect!
While the System was still diligently reading every word of 100 Sweet Lines to Win Back Your Ex, Shen Suwei put her irresistible charm to work and had her ex-boyfriends wrapped around her little finger. “Winning them over? Piece of cake ฅ՞•ﻌ•՞ฅ”
When her exes all cornered her against the wall, eyes red, and begged, “Will you give me another chance?”
Shen Suwei smiled and rose on tiptoe to pinch their cheeks. “Wouldn’t it have been easier if you’d behaved this well from the start?” Behind the scenes, she quietly opened her little notebook. “One at a time, no rush. I’m just an ordinary… collector of ex-boyfriends.”
Note: One-to-one romance, and the male lead doesn’t split into multiple versions! Each world has a new man.
The first one was written inexplicably. I don't understand why the male protagonist broke up with the female protagonist when he had such a high affection for her? The heroine treats the hero like a mother. You have to consider this mood and appease that mood. From the beginning to the end, I didn't see how the male protagonist liked the female protagonist. I feel it's purely because the heroine is a better mother. The second one was even stranger. The female protagonist felt that the male protagonist was boring and lacked passion and broke up with him. It can be considered a peaceful breakup. I didn't see anything wrong with the heroine, but the article made it look like the heroine felt sorry for the hero. It's only been a year since we broke up, but the male lead's favorability level is only 15, so he's considered a stranger?? It's not the heroine's fault for the reason for the breakup. The heroine didn't do anything wrong. Who can show the male protagonist's inexplicable favorability? I feel like maybe we don't love each other that much either.
I looked at one plane and it was really, really average.