Quick Transmigration: The Villain Big Shot Has Fallen for Me Again

[Quick transmigration + saving villains + punishing scum + rewriting the plot + finding love + reigning supreme across worlds + wish fulfillment + no saintly do-gooding]

Su Nianqing dies unexpectedly and gets bound to a chatterbox System named “Lao Liu.”

The mission: enter worlds with broken storylines, save villains whom fate has pushed to the brink of turning evil, rewrite the plot, punish scum, and, while she’s at it

Wait, what happened to “while she’s at it”?

Why is the villainous big shot in every world staring at her and refusing to let her go?

Ancient world: She’s the legitimate daughter of a general’s household, framed by others, and happens to save the Prince of Zhenbei, who is about to massacre a city.

Prince of Zhenbei: “You saved my life. Naturally, I belong to you as well.”

Republican-era world: She’s a warlord’s daughter who pulls the young master of the Green Gang back from the brink.

Young Master of the Green Gang: “In this chaotic world, I trust no one. Except you.”

Entertainment world: She’s a minor actress who melts the heart of a cold-blooded award-winning actor.

Award-winning actor: “The whole entertainment industry can be yours, including me.”

1970s world: She’s an educated youth sent to the countryside who saves a tough man wrongly imprisoned.

Tough man: “You’re the only light in my life.”

Su Nianqing holds her forehead. “System, weren’t I just supposed to complete the missions?”

The Lao Liu System chuckles. “Host, whose fault is it that you flirt with them and then run away? Don’t the villainous big shots have any pride?”

A wish-fulfillment story about a heroine who travels through countless worlds, never stops punishing scum, saves villains without hesitation, and somehow always ends up blushing when the villains flirt right back.

In every world, she reigns supreme.