Other people’s quick transmigration missions are about fixing the plot. She quick-transmigrates to wreck it. Su Nian died and was bound to the “Plot-Wrecking System.”
The System said, “For every world you wreck, you get to live seven more days.”
So...
In a palace-intrigue world, the discarded concubine in the cold palace opened a private restaurant. The Regent climbed over the wall every day to mooch meals. The coup that was supposed to happen? Forget it. Making money with the princess consort was more important.
In a domineering CEO world, she was cast as the substitute lover. The CEO’s true love? She ran away that very day.
In an apocalypse world, she picked up an adorable little zombie. Maybe she’d just keep it.
Su Nian diligently wrecked the plots and, along the way, saved the villains in every world.
Until the final world, when the villain pinned her against the wall, his eyes filled with the familiar tenderness she knew so well:
“You flirt and then run? Across three thousand worlds, do you think it was easy for me to chase you?”
Su Nian froze. So the villain in every world was the same person?
