[One-on-one quick transmigration + all male leads are virgins + love at first sight + deeply immersive worlds]
During her internship, Chen Yujin’s assessment involved running errands, learning her way around, and cooking. She thought she’d found a simple, down-to-earth job.
Then her first assignment after becoming a full-time employee was to quell a rampaging mental entity.
The main System asked Chen Yujin if she had any requirements. She declared with absolute confidence: “I’ll do as much as I’m paid for. First, I want to stay alive. And I want permission to retreat.”
Later, the deranged mental entity said, “I love you. Please marry me.”
“...That’s not what I meant.”
He weakly corrected himself. “Then please let me marry you?”
Chen Yujin: I might as well kill him.
World One: Strange world, incompetent cleaner × source of corruption (complete) (slow-paced, feel free to skip)
World Two: Martial arts world, genius apothecary × illiterate assassin (complete)
World Three: Apocalypse, pretends to be his fiancée to survive × imaginative amnesiac who believes everything (complete)
World Four: Fantasy world, a crow who loves shiny things and breaks into homes to rob them × a frail, world-weary Taoist priest
[Content warnings:
1. The first arc is 30,000 words and not very well written. Feel free to skip it.
2. In some worlds, the male lead gives his love with all his heart but doesn’t receive any in return.
3. The emotional focus between the heroine and male leads is about two-to-eight. I don’t use the heroine’s perspective to provide emotional closure for the male leads, so you may find yourself wondering, “Why doesn’t the heroine seem to like the male lead that much?”...
4. In some worlds, the male lead is described as plain-looking because the self-esteem issues are delicious, not because he’s actually ordinary-looking. Insecurity, loyalty, and beauty are the male lead’s best qualities!]
Good-looking, good-looking, good-looking!!! 💕💕💕