The Cannon Fodder Doesn't Mind [Quick Transmigration]

The Mahayana cultivator Heng Rong went into seclusion for ten years. When she emerged, she found that her sweet, adorable little disciple had become a lovesick fool, chasing after a scumbag and throwing herself at him.

After extracting from her disciple's consciousness the thing called the "System" that had changed her, Heng Rong threatened it into taking her to other worlds, where she could save victims just like her little disciple.

World One: A cannon-fodder character in a male-oriented feng shui novel

A villainous extra whose entire family is wiped out on the male lead's path to power.

"I'm more talented than the male lead!"

World Two: A little beggar in a tragic romance set amid war and chaos

An insignificant nobody who gets caught in the crossfire and dies by the male lead's sword.

"Are kings and nobles born to rule?"

World Three: A villainess in a supernatural and occult novel

She aborts a rapist's child, only to be haunted by the infant's spirit.

"Your own mother doesn't even want you."

World Four: A scapegoat spirit flower in a tragic xianxia romance

The male lead is cruel, vicious, selfish... and a mass murderer. Is it all the flower's fault?

"The flower is upset. The flower is running away!"

World Five: A background concubine in a harem pampering novel

The foolish heroine suffers a miscarriage, then kills the male lead's other children to get revenge on the person who caused it. The male lead indulges her, and the two get another chance at life, where they can save the child she lost.

"This time, the throne is mine!"

World Six: A hapless legal wife in a domineering romance

The roguish male lead forces the heroine to marry him and uses violence to control her. The legal wife? She can quietly be a pretty ornament when he needs her, and die the instant he doesn't.

"Take down the male lead and save the heroine!"

World Seven: The original heroine, a foil in a stepmother story

The original heroine is ungrateful enough to abort the villain's child. The transmigrated heroine, with a baby bump, warms the villain's heart.

"This is my body. Who do you think you are?"

World Eight: A passerby in a cultivation novel

The kindhearted girl who once saved her life is dead. Everyone says she's selfish and hypocritical, and that she slandered the Venerable One, making her the worst woman alive. She doesn't understand any of it. All she remembers is the warm smile on that girl's face when she gave her a steamed bun.

"Would you like to become my disciple?"

Theme: Love life and cherish yourself.