Quick Transmigration: Having a Child to Save the Supporting Female Character

Su Wan is a star employee of the Space-Time Administration. On the surface, she is the perfect supporting heroine who pushes the plot forward in countless small worlds. In reality, she is a “World Repairer” who specializes in fixing world bugs, or System vulnerabilities.

When a small world’s “Chosen One” collapses under the weight of their obsession, breaking the plotline and destabilizing the world, it’s her cue to step in. Her method is unusual: she fully inhabits the role of the supporting heroine and does whatever it takes to “soothe” the source of the collapse. The most effective method, and the one that gives her the biggest headache, is to bear a child for these obsessive, corrupted Chosen Ones. A new bond anchors them to the world.

She transmigrates as the cannon-fodder fiancée whose engagement has been broken off, and uses a business marriage to stabilize the bankrupting male lead. Just as she’s ready to bow out after completing her mission, he corners her against the wall. “You’re running away after using me? Su Wan, our child needs a complete home.”

She transmigrates as the vicious supporting heroine who framed the male lead’s beloved, and is imprisoned in the domineering prince’s manor. It should be a torturous ordeal, but all she wants is to finish her childbirth mission as quickly as possible. Yet when she really does leave, he begs her with red-rimmed eyes: “Don’t go. I’ll give you anything you want.”

Su Wan thinks it’s all just part of the job, until one day, the man who has held her captive in his arms in every world gently brushes her ear and whispers in a voice she knows all too well:

“Had enough fun, my little administrator?”