[BG slow-burn quick transmigration! 1v1 happy ending! Both leads are devoted only to each other! The male lead is passionate from beginning to end, while the female lead goes from heartless to learning how to love!]
[An aloof, heartless mermaid queen ✕ a devoted, loyal male lead split into multiple incarnations]
Nina Witt, the mermaid queen, has been a laboratory test subject since birth. After finally being rescued, she turns around and starts a war, only to lose and die.
Main God: “Complete the mission to redeem the villain, and you can be reborn!”
Nina: “I don’t want to live. Thanks.”
Main God: “What about the man who rescued you? Are you just going to abandon him?”
Nina: “...”
And so Nina embarks on a long journey of missions, only to discover that in every world, the villain is destined to fall in love with the heroine, while the heroine’s official love interests inexplicably chase after her instead.
Nina can’t take it anymore. She has a sudden idea: she’ll “sacrifice herself” to bring the villains together with the heroines. But before she knows it, she’s been slowly and thoroughly ensnared...
World One: A knockoff Meteor Garden
A pampered top student cherished by the villain ✕ the crown prince of the capital’s elite
The crown prince has coveted the villain’s precious treasure for ages. At last, the villain falls for the heroine: act fast or miss your chance!
World Two: A rich heiress bets her friends she can win over the poor campus heartthrob
A fringe member of the heiresses’ clique ✕ a cold, melancholy academic genius
The rich heiress, who has money, power, and beauty: “Hey, will you go out with me?”
The academic genius: Rejects her with a cold expression.
Nina, pushed to desperation by the villain, who’s hopelessly in love: “Pretend to be my boyfriend. Twenty thousand a month.”
The academic genius: “Yes! Yes! Absolutely!”
(Note: The first three chapters are slow-paced. Feel free to skim ahead, and just bear with it until things pick up. If you can’t stand it, leave a comment. The author will consider revising the opening.)
(The later worlds are listed in the author’s note of Chapter One.)
