1. Before transmigrating, Molly lived under someone else's roof and grew into a meek person, like a lump of dough anyone could knead and reshape as they pleased.
After transmigrating, Molly faces the chaos of Gotham, a school rife with violence, and an enormous, burly ex-boyfriend who looks like a bear. She can only fall silent.
Especially since her ex keeps blocking her way every day, half threatening and half coaxing her to get back together. For the first time in her life, Molly regrets having such a limited vocabulary and not knowing how to swear at people.
Then she meets a battered young man with black hair and blue eyes in an alley and somehow exchanges contact information with him.
At a class reunion, the others cruelly egg her on to confess to the first person in her contacts. Molly has no choice but to call and deliver a five-minute declaration of love, then politely adds at the end:
"Sorry to bother you. Please just pretend you didn't hear that. Thank you, sorry for the trouble, and I'm really very sorry."
After a few seconds of silence, he says, "Address."
Ten minutes later, the roof of the bar where she's staying is blown off. The ex who has been harassing her is beaten black and blue, and the classmates who tried to force her to drink are crying as they apologize.
That very night, she starts dating a boyfriend who looks like trouble and might be a gang boss.
A month into their relationship, Molly realizes her boyfriend is becoming more and more of an S because of her.
2. At school, you're bound to run into idiots and morons. When her group project partners ditch her again, Molly types a long rant, deletes it all, then sends a smiling emoji and politely says, "Sure, thank you."
Her boyfriend glances at the chat and clutches his pounding heart. Without a second thought, he grabs his gun and climbs out the window.
Molly senses something is wrong. "What are you going to do?"
Her boyfriend grits his teeth. "I'll threaten your groupmates and tell them to finish the project if they know what's good for them. Otherwise, I'll shoot them."
Molly: "..."
Her boyfriend: "Either I blow them away, or you drive me crazy."
3.
Red Hood has a problem.
He has a girlfriend.
His girlfriend is in the same class as Red Robin.
And now the Batfamily keeps running into him, desperately trying to have a serious talk with him.
Red Hood, who started dating his girlfriend on the very night Batman beat him into a depressive stupor: "..."
He has another problem.
His girlfriend's personality is impossible to describe. She's so mild-mannered, like a little bun, and he comes up with all sorts of plans to make her lose her temper, get angry, and stand up for herself. In the end, the only one sulking is him.
He accidentally says something like dirty talk while flirting. Molly turns bright red and pretends she didn't hear him. After a full minute of staring into each other's eyes, he turns red and loses it too.
"Can't you just insult me once, or slap me?"
Molly sighs, but politely insults him: "Asshole."
Red Hood: "..."
Red Hood: "Say it again."
"?"
After a long silence, Red Hood looks up and sees the Batfamily, fresh from their night patrol, standing in a neat line behind him, each staring at him with a complicated expression.
"..."
1. A pure-hearted Red Hood who somehow ends up with a girlfriend after returning to Gotham x a newly graduated college student who has transmigrated, is bad at refusing people, and is mild-mannered and good-natured.
2. Pure romance, with no special abilities, complicated family relationships, or fight scenes, and no fake-death or tragic-ending plot. A cheerful two-person romance.
Theme: Love saves the world