[Quick Transmigration + No Fixed Pairing + The Female Lead Grows Stronger Gradually, Not All at Once] [There Is a Pairing!!!! The Tags Are Wrong]
Tu Ling died a month before the college entrance exams. She thought her thoroughly ordinary life was over, but unexpectedly, she ended up in the underworld's quick-transmigration department.
As a high school student who hadn't even graduated, Tu Ling was assigned to the cannon fodder group. But the group leader had forgotten to look up her life history. Did they really think they could make a rebellious high schooler play an NPC? To hell with serving the Child of Fortune, and to hell with doing everything for the greater good and the world's ascension.
Now that she'd made it in, she had no intention of living miserably again. She'd rather live one life to the fullest than suffer through ten thousand years!
[World One: The Short-Sighted Ex-Girlfriend in a Campus Romance]
Reborn, the female lead decides to treat the male lead well this time because he helped her in her previous life. Her kindness makes the original character, his ex-girlfriend, look so short-sighted. The original character is compared with the female lead at every turn and eventually dies a miserable death! Well... in that case, the male lead can keep being her dog. She won't break up with him!
[World Two: The Vicious Real Heiress in a Period Drama]
[World Three: The Crown Princess Who's Jealous of Her Younger Sister]
[World Four: The Unreasonable Former Fiancée in a Male-Oriented Novel]
P.S.:
The female lead isn't strong from the start. She grows step by step into a big shot, but she never lets herself suffer, no matter what. After all, she's landed a government job and has a safety net to fall back on~
To me, the male protagonist who accepted Wen in the previous life is a scumbag. He is unclean, but the female protagonist can still continue to date each other and be sweet for the rest of their lives.
When I watched the first world, I always felt that the female protagonist was like an accessory to the male protagonist. I felt that the male protagonist was not well set up. Because there was such a big commotion on the forum, the male protagonist didn't know anything about it. I thought it was outrageous. Then he said that the reborn girl likes brothers, but she doesn't know anything about it. It's a bit funny. The whole school knows, but he doesn't know? The plot later was slanted towards the female protagonist, and I was able to like the post about the male and female protagonists, which made me laugh.
It's not my cup of tea. I'm always beeping in my heart.
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