The Female Lead's Life Matters Too, So I Went and Wrecked Someone Else's

The year's most unhinged quick transmigration story, guaranteed to fix every grievance

[One-line introduction]

While other heroines struggle through their plots, Shen Shining is writing a “Notice of Dismissal” to the System. While other male leads play at forced romance, she teaches them to memorize the Criminal Code. While other authors type away at their computers, she is crawling through the internet cable to get to them… She wrecks every idiotic plot and, while she's at it, wrecks the people who wrote them too.

[Official serious version (not entirely serious)]

Shen Shining is at the top of the quick transmigration world's blacklist, a bug-level menace so feared that even the Systems cry, “Great-grandma, please go away!”

Her mission isn't to turn the tables or win anyone over. It's to perform brain surgery on every plot that gives you a brain clot.

Transmigrate into the heroine whose kidney gets stolen? She turns around and sends the CEO to a legal affairs show.

Transmigrate into the stand-in for someone's one true love? She patents “coughing up blood” and “jumping off a cliff,” then charges the entire immortal realm licensing fees.

Transmigrate into a cannon-fodder character in the apocalypse? She starts a zombie union and launches a “Zombie Job Retraining Program.”

The System sobs as it issues a mission: [Make the male lead fall in love with you]

Shen Shining replies calmly: [I've already made the male lead fall in love with himself, literally. He just came out. Does that count as completing the mission?]

When she discovers that every fictional world is being controlled by the same dumb AI…

Shen Shining smiles faintly. “Wrecking one world is wrecking. Wrecking every world is wrecking too. So why not… wreck the Main System as well?”

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If this book becomes a hit…

Shen Shining might crawl out of the book and award you a “License to Wreck.”

With this license, you can legally roast every idiotic plot. After all, the heroine's life matters, and so does the reader's.

Can't stand it? Then let's wreck it together.