[Quick Transmigration] Spring Breeze Is Hard to Resist

[Quick Transmigration] Spring Breeze Cannot Be Kept This is a story that begins in the Great Pirate Era and ends in the Great Pirate Era. Ye Wan exchanged a protective charm on credit as a reward, then entered the boundless worlds to complete tasks issued by the System and repay what she owed. Like a spring breeze, she warmed many people, but never stopped as she headed toward the place she was determined to reach. There are too many stories to say much more in the blurb. Basically, the heroine transmigrates into one world after another and heals the male leads. I currently have two ideas. 1. The male leads mentioned above are the separate male leads in each side story. The male lead of the main storyline is Luffy, but he won't end up with the heroine, so the main One Piece arc has no romance pairing (unless I can't control my fangirling and give Zoro a go). As for the pairings in the other side stories, that depends on what ideas I get. The heroine forgets each task as soon as she completes it. She has no lingering memories of what came before, but I won't mention these so-called "tasks" in the story. You can also read it as a regular sweet romance. The side stories are all about falling in love, all sweet, sweet, sweet. 2. There is only one male lead in the entire story, with one-on-one romance all the way through. In short: within that body that has done evil for ten thousand years lives the same soul that loves you. Well, we'll see how the ideas take shape as I write. I know this is pretty self-indulgent, but I write to express my ideas however I please. So those who demand strict canon accuracy, nitpick every word, post inappropriate comments, or leave home without a hat really don't need to read my story. Both the heroine and hero are pure. The author is the world's number one doting mom. No logic, out-of-character characters, a very loose setting, and tons of wish fulfillment. I don't write to satisfy anyone else's tastes. I'm not some saintly author who believes "the reader is always right." If you drop the story, there's no need to tell me. That's all for now. I reserve the right to add to this blurb whenever I want.