Setting undecided: modern school life, wealthy-family business rivalries, the entertainment industry, an alternate ancient world, a realm of gods and demons, a primitive tribe, or the future among the stars.
Li Qiao is a woman and a "new" quick transmigration task executor. She calmly accepts all kinds of bizarre missions, but the targets in each parallel world seem a little off, too.
The top student everyone at school is afraid to cross obediently tutors her. The ruthless CEO who dominates the business world insists on giving her his company. The famously flirtatious and unrestrained Best Actor goes mad and kisses her in public. Even the cold prince whose name is enough to scare children into silence wants to share a bed with her, and...
Long-buried memories gradually resurface, and forgotten truths are slowly revealed.
They once loved each other, but were forced apart.
1. All worlds are fictional. There is a System and a mainframe, though they don't take up much of the story. Some worlds have a golden finger. The quick transmigration setting, missions, and ways to complete them are all the author's whims and personal inventions.
2. The male lead is split into fragments. One-on-one romance, happy ending.
3. The female lead's personality may be affected by the parallel worlds.
Theme: Everyone deserves to be loved.
I've finished watching the first world, and I feel like the male protagonist is too boring, and I can't see his feelings for the female protagonist.
Begin to persuade them to retreat. I don't understand. Shouldn't this kind of continuous fast-travel system be introduced? Why did you directly invest the heroine into it? And heroine, are you stupid? You stay alone in the system space in front, and then are you listening to the system carefully? Even if you don't understand, you suddenly find that after you wake up, there are many people you don't know here. You must feel very strange. Why did you just refute it confidently? Shouldn't you observe it first? Why did you refute it? And why does the novel want the heroine to be resurrected from a recently deceased person (the body of the original owner is already a little stiff, which means that she has been dead for at least a while. Doesn't the doctor know whether a person is dead or not?). Wouldn't such a person be sliced into pieces? Moreover, there is obviously a problem with the heroine's preface and subtitles. At this time, she should be sent to a state-controlled mental hospital for research immediately.
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