Breaking Up Every Couple I Find [Quick Transmigration]

Readers used to accept whatever they were given, as long as the protagonists ended up together in a happy ending.

But gradually, readers started demanding more.

Why should Protagonist A be tormented for 99 chapters, only for Protagonist B to make a show of repenting in the final chapter and still get a happy ending?

Why should Protagonist B use Protagonist A so thoroughly, then get a happy ending just by saying there were reasons behind it?

And why should Protagonist B look down on and emotionally manipulate Protagonist A, who was just a substitute, only to get yet another happy ending by saying he truly fell in love with the substitute?

There are far too many questions like these to list.

Readers rejected one contrived happy ending after another: No! We don't want this! This isn't acceptable! We refuse to recognize this kind of happy ending!

And so Lou Xiaobai happily took her husband and went to work at the transmigration-into-a-book bureau.

Their goal: break up one couple for every couple they can!

Theme: Foster a healthy view of love