Quick Transmigration: What Should a Stubborn Fool Do When They Refuse to Drink Meng Po's Soup?

Quick transmigration. Not one-on-one. In worlds with romance, the assumption is that the protagonist dates a different person in each world.

Whether the love interest is male or female depends on my mood. GL, GB, and BG are all possible. Aside from knowing for sure that I’m a woman, I don’t mind anything else. The author is pansexual and loves it all.

Individual worlds aren’t necessarily one-on-one either. I’ll add a harem if the story calls for it.

Some worlds have no romance. Head down, get to work. This workhorse has no desires and just keeps grinding.

After each major arc, I’ll put the couple’s details at the very beginning. Why not label them from the start? Because I don’t know what I’m going to write yet.

Angela went from being a nun to working for the System as a funeral guide, but her job doesn’t seem to have changed much.

“Please keep moving forward. The past and the future are much the same, nothing but one separation and reunion after another.”

Persuade, persuade, persuade... After repeated attempts failed, Angela sincerely asked the System: Can’t we just pour Meng Po’s Soup down these stubborn fools’ throats?

System: No, dear. Letting go of their attachments is a lesson they have to learn.

Those who can’t let go of their obsessions cannot escape their fate.

Everyone is the same.