The Heroine Doesn't Want to Transmigrate Again

In her first life, Liu Qingning was young and weak, and suffered from a terminal illness. Just like that, she was gone.

When she opened her eyes again, she had transmigrated into the beloved daughter of Liu Yuming, Vice Minister of the Board of Personnel in the dynasty. She also inherited a memory that seemed to show the original Liu Qingning's tragic death as an adult.

Determined to live longer than she had in her previous life, Liu Qingning struggled to survive despite the gaps in her daily memories. At last, she was kidnapped and died young, in exactly the same way as the death in the memory she'd inherited.

Heroine: Please, stop messing with me. I just want to live to a ripe old age.

And so her third life began.

Reborn once more, she was grateful. No more memory gaps, thank goodness! But! Could someone tell her why every time she opened her eyes in the morning, it felt as if she were in a different world?!

(She's not imagining it. It's definitely a different world. Absolutely.)

Blurb Two

As Liu Qingning gained more experience transmigrating, she put together a personal notebook to keep track of everything.

Main World No. 1: She has an older sister who copies her outfits and looks at her like a romantic rival.

World No. 2: She has an older sister who inexplicably hates her and looks at her like she's an idiot.

World No. 3: She has a timid, cowardly older sister who looks at her like she's an evil slave owner.

World No. 4: ...

World No. N: She doesn't want to write it down anymore. She wants to cry.

Her one comfort is that there's someone who can serve as an anchor to her in the main world.

Male Lead, Mu Xiaoran: That's right, it's me. It proves we're made for each other.

1v1 sweet romance, plot-focused with some sweet moments, group transmigration and group rebirth. I'm an author with no outline, but I think I managed to bring my last book full circle, so I'm going straight into this one without a plan again. The whole story takes place in a fictional world, so please don't nitpick. My little angels are always right. The author is good at admitting mistakes, though I may not necessarily fix them. I'm still pretty inexperienced, so updates depend on inspiration, but now that I've started, I absolutely won't abandon it.

This book is also known as The Male Lead Is a Signpost and Going to Sleep at the Hai Hour Makes You Transmigrate.

P.S. The Hai hour is from nine to eleven at night.

Theme: No matter how many hardships and setbacks there are, she will keep trying to live.