To Hell with the Crematorium (Quick Transmigration)

Su Yue is bound to a regret-and-redemption System. If she enters small worlds, plays the female lead, follows the plot, and collects enough regret points, she can earn enough credits to come back to life.

System: You have to torment the male leads mercilessly, make them love you but never have you, and break their hearts and bodies before giving them a happy ending.

After reading the plot the System sent her, Su Yue gave a snort and tossed the script into the trash. "I lose my career, my dignity, and my health, and the scumbag sheds a couple of crocodile tears. That's supposed to count as torment?"

If she wants these scumbags to regret what they did, she should take away what they value most!

So, in the angsty romance plot, Su Yue focuses on making money and becoming a rich woman.

In the story about rekindling an old romance, she kicks the scumbag to the curb and finds herself a sweet, caring younger boyfriend.

In the palace intrigue story, she boots out the crazy emperor and takes the throne herself.

The System watches the regret points pour in and gapes in amazement. You can do that?

Su Yue: Isn't building a career more satisfying? Why bother trying to please men?

P.S. An anti-regret-and-redemption story. The heroine is focused on her career, and there is a second male lead who takes the place of the original male lead.

Theme: Don't go looking for a man in the trash.