[Quick transmigration, sweet romance, love-struck male lead, lighthearted and fluffy]
After waking up, Jiang Zhixiao is bound to a quick-transmigration System.
The System excitedly announces,
“Zhizhi, let’s go save the little worlds together!”
Jiang Zhixiao thinks for a moment.
“Does the world pay my social insurance?”
“…Huh?”
“Does it offer the five types of insurance and a housing fund?”
“N-no… QAQ”
“What about a salary?”
“None of that either…”
Jiang Zhixiao: “Your benefits are terrible.”
And so, the girl and the System set off on their quick-transmigration journey.
In the first world, she becomes the adopted sister, at least in name, of her cold and ruthless stepbrother.
In the second, she meets an unpredictable tyrant.
…
Jiang Zhixiao always thinks she’s just eating her meals on time, getting a good night’s sleep, and doing a tiny bit of work on the side.
But for some reason, those people who were once so hard to approach all indulge her, protect her, and dote on her more than the last.
Even after completing one mission after another, Jiang Zhixiao still can’t figure it out.
“How strange…”
“When did I manage to win them over?”
[Content warning] This is a sweet romance. The quick transmigration is all about moving fast and letting the heroine enjoy herself. Some worlds include a little angst for the male lead, so fans of male leads should be cautious. If you don’t like seeing the male lead suffer, feel free to skip it.
I don't quite understand what the author wants to express. Sweet article? Not quite like it, the endings so far are not good, the heroine disappears just when the hero loves her the most. Abuse? It doesn't really look like it, because I didn't feel the heroine leaving and the hero's so-called inner monologue, as if I was watching a farce. After reading it, I was thinking, it's very blunt, maybe I don't know how to write the ending? Or is the author trying to write a great ending? Or is it said that this is done by AI, and if the data is not good, we should abandon it? (Actually, if you want two stars, why don't you make something fantasy? The female protagonist is a heartless and loveless person, and her only hobby is collecting crystal balls. So she closes her memory to make the male protagonist fall in love with her, leaves her when he loves her the most, and solidifies that moment into a crystal ball?)
I don't understand why it's always be. Every time the male protagonist is happiest, the heroine disappears in front of people. What on earth do you want to do by writing like this? It's a sweet story but it ends up being be. I don't understand. After reading two stories, I don't want to read it anymore.