I'm Not the Protagonist of a Quick Transmigration Novel

[Due to an initial posting mistake, although this novel was posted in 2020, it was written and completed in 2023. It is therefore a 2023 novel.] [The novel is complete. If you've bought the whole book, please leave a rating!] [If you're here to read, please pay special attention to the third point in the reading guide.] [It'll be added to the paid section on the 17th, with 10,000 words posted then. Thanks for your support!] Jiang Sui is someone who has transmigrated into a book. She's quite satisfied with her new life. That is, until she discovers she seems to be in a quick transmigration novel. And apparently, she keeps following the male lead into one new world after another. Jiang Sui: ? Jiang Sui: I thought I was the protagonist. Why do I die so quickly? He Chao is a quick transmigration traveler. His main task is to turn from a bad person into a good one in different worlds. He must beat up scumbags and kick the worst offenders. He must go from spoiled rich kid to upright young man, and from chaotic troublemaker to loyal, righteous general. The long passage of time makes him increasingly cold, and even his goal of returning to his original world begins to blur. Then one day, he meets a woman. He Chao: Why does this NPC look so much like the unnamed junior sister from the last world, the village beauty who was just background scenery in the world before that, and the random princess from the world before that? Some Junior Sister / Some Village Beauty / Some Random Princess: ... Jiang Sui: It took me until the third world to remember this is a quick transmigration novel. I'm such an idiot. He Chao: This familiar feeling is killing me. System, do you reuse NPC data across worlds? System: ? - The male and female leads are both master improvisers. - Reading Guide: 1. The male and female leads have a degree of "impurity" in their character settings. This is part of the worldbuilding, and neither of them has ever done anything improper. In practice, this is a 1v1 romance. 2. The author likes the thrill of differences in status. If that's not for you, let's part on good terms. 3. There are countless books on JJ. If this one isn't for you, just switch to another. 4. My writing is limited. If that's not for you, see point 3. 5. There are male and female villains in this story. They're treated equally, though they may differ in how imposing they are. They're all villains. If that's not for you, see point 3. 6. Comments from people who read pirated copies just to insult me, and comments full of profanity, will be deleted. 7. At heart, this is just a romance. I'm a hopeless romantic, so don't expect any lofty ideals. It's really just a man and a woman flirting with each other. 8. The characters' actions are not a reflection of reality. Don't drag real life into the beautiful world of fictional characters. 9. A character's values are not the author's values. 10. The order of the worlds in the blurb may change. 11. The characters are not simply good or evil. 12. 60% of the text is behind an anti-piracy lock. Screenshots have been taken. * My new novel, [Matriarchy] Please Cherish This Delicate Flower, is now underway. Here's the blurb. If you're interested, take a look on my profile! Lu Guanzhao transmigrates. She transmigrates into a Matriarchy world. People here admire the graceful, slender, ethereal pretty-boy type, but Lu Guanzhao is the exact opposite. Lu Guanzhao: Goodbye, my beloved men with eight-pack abs. The famed general of Jin returns victorious, and the whole court is buzzing with excitement. The general is a master of both letters and arms, brave and skilled in battle. His victory has secured more than a decade of peace on Jin's borders and earned him the people's love. But he is famous not only for his military achievements and ability. He is also Jin's first highly decorated male general. He's so tall and strong that no one dares marry him. The emperor is worried about his marriage prospects. Then the emperor has a bright idea and holds a matchmaking banquet. Lu Guanzhao attends the palace banquet. She notices that the women there are either smiling as though victory is assured, looking troubled and distressed, or watching with curiosity. Lu Guanzhao, who doesn't think this has anything to do with her: There are so many people! When Qin Liaocang attends the banquet, as expected, he sees many women looking at him with surprise, flattery, or poorly disguised disdain. But after years of campaigning, rolling through danger on the battlefield and leading troops among women, he's developed a heart of stone and is unmoved. In fact, he doesn't think much of the pampered noblewomen of the capital. Then he meets someone. She shows no malice or disdain, and doesn't ask any intrusive questions. She has a pair of sparkling, peach-blossom eyes and a tall, straight figure. Her beautiful, elegant face is paired with a free and easy manner. She salutes him. "Congjia greets the Junzhu." In that moment, Qin Liaocang hears nothing but his own heartbeat. Meanwhile, Lu Guanzhao thinks: Mom, look! A hunk! Theme: At the end of the road is home