[Water Margin/ASOIAF] The Handmaid's Tale

A classical crossover, with a quick transmigration format. Possibly also a Marvel crossover and Western fantasy.

Each time she appears in a world, it's at a moment of crisis, or when she's on the brink of death.

Survive against all odds, kill them all, then leave.

The first story is Water Margin. She is Ying'er, Pan Qiaoyun's maid, who was disemboweled by Yang Xiong, along with Shi Xiu, in the manner of Jack the Ripper. In the original, Ying'er was cut in half and killed in an ancient tomb.

The heroine is an amateur who has practiced HEMA, or historical European martial arts. She specializes in the rapier, dual-wielding daggers, and the sabre.

An ordinary young woman with little emotional capacity, she finds it difficult to feel much of anything. After falling into the "dream," she rationally concludes that she needn't kill innocent people, fearing that doing so would cause her to lose synchronization. All this unfolds as she gradually experiences the strange thrill of the moment of death.

After all, the author was the kind of child who went through an old edition of Criminal Law: Special Part and came up with over thirty charges against Li Kui. Nostalgia.

The second world is A Song of Ice and Fire. She arrives in the bedchamber of Princess Elia of House Targaryen at the end of Robert's Rebellion.

Amid the chaos and horror, Ser Gregor Clegane, "the Mountain," has already begun his brutal assault. A cupbearer bearing the Lannister name finds himself in a place of "smoke and salt," where no one could have imagined such an explanation, recalling Prince Oberyn's gruesome end and the Star, the Lion, and the Direwolf in the game of thrones.

The North is ice, Dorne is fire. The infant born amid the blood and roses of the Tower of Joy: is he the heir to the Sword of the Morning, or the prince foretold?

A spear against the Mountain in a desperate duel, the ultimate challenge for someone with E-rank luck. And in Starfall, far away, the prince born in the land of smoke and fire foretells a different answer.

Theme: A nightmare-like battle for survival in Yharnam