[You can leave only after you’ve saved them.]
Zhou Sanyue transmigrates into an unfamiliar world and is told she can leave only after saving them.
A lame young general, a broken illegitimate son, a puppet emperor... and a System that says nothing, yet seems to be watching her.
She can’t leave without completing her missions, so Zhou Sanyue has no choice but to get them done.
The valuable possessions of the person she’s supposed to save: Zhou Sanyue says, “Hand them over. What if someone steals the valuables? I’ll keep them safe for him.”
The influential people the person she’s supposed to save is destined to meet: Zhou Sanyue says, “Why should he have to meet them himself? I’ll meet them ahead of time and pick out the talent.”
The revenge the person she’s supposed to save is supposed to take: Zhou Sanyue says, “What?! That’s too dangerous. I’ll plan it for him myself.”
Zhou Sanyue trembles with nerves, time and again. Eventually, she has power, money, and men at her command, and they listen to no one but her.
The System appears again. Zhou Sanyue holds a knife to their throats and shouts, “Send me home now, or I’ll destroy everything.”
[Note: Ensemble cast, multiple unrequited romances, no central couple]
This setting is quite contrasting. This is the first time I have seen "No Redemption". I have a chance. I know the great writing style, so I can just feel free to jump in.