Even the Heartless Can Be Moved [Quick Transmigration]

Blurb This is probably a story where everyone is a villain. There are always characters like these: a rakish, freewheeling CEO; a cold-hearted kingpin; a warlord with overwhelming power; a Grand Tutor who holds the court in the palm of his hand; or even an evil god who incites wars, and so on... (There are too many to list them all.) Any one of them could be the male lead in a tragic romance, but as luck would have it, they all meet Ruan Tang, a femme fatale who can outdo anyone in being a scumbag across every plane. And so the story begins. Everyone is a villain. You’re trash, but I’m worse. I’ll sleep with you, torment you, and tell you without a hint of shame that I never loved you. That’s the kind of scumbag woman I am. Content warning: This is an early work, from when my writing was relatively immature. Although I personally love this book, I don’t recommend going into it with high expectations. Countless readers have criticized its nonsensical logic and poor writing, and I’ve even been chased down and bombarded with negative reviews. Quick transmigration, battle royale, Mary Sue. The plot is mindless, indulgent fun. According to readers, the second and third worlds got the best reception, while the seventh was a little chaotic. The opening of the first world may put you off. Personally, I think all the worlds are at the same level, and there’s no gradual improvement. At most, you’ll get used to it as you keep reading. So enter at your own risk to avoid getting blindsided. This is not an infinite-flow novel. I’d like to change that tag, but I can’t at the moment. It’s giving me a headache. I’ll change it later. Theme: Never forget your original intentions.