Quick Transmigration: Don’t Panic, I’m Just a Prop

Jiang Yanli was once a top world-corrector from a higher-dimensional world. When a mission went disastrously wrong, her body exploded into atoms, and her soul was stuffed inside a broken mirror.

The System tells her that if she wants to come back to life, it’s simple: travel into various collapsing worlds as an “item,” keep correcting them, help cannon-fodder Hosts defy fate, and collect emotional points and destiny points.

Jiang Yanli looks at the sobbing servant-girl side character in the mirror, then at the wicked heiress who has come looking for her, and gives a cold laugh. “Relax. It’s just a matter of playing tricks and putting on a spooky act. This is right up my alley.”

And so, the cultivation world gains a bizarre genius whose words become reality; the apocalypse gets a “death-dealing machine-gun god” who fires with his eyes shut; and in the cyberpunk city, rumors spread of a “ghost AI” that can hack every cybernetic implant in town.

Host Lin Wei clutches the mirror and trembles. “Master, is it really okay to trick people like this?”

A red glow flashes across Jiang Yanli’s mirror face. “It’s called outsmarting them. Also, next time you fake a cry, remember to use eye drops. You’re not convincing at all.”

This is a hilarious story about an overpowered big shot turned into an item, who teams up with a good-for-nothing Host and uses wild ideas and acting skills to turn one world after another upside down.

“Don’t ask me why I’m so strong. The answer is, my mirror has come to life.”, From a Host forced to show off.