(Crossover) Passing Through One World After Another

The protagonist is powerful and doesn't fall in love.

I was too lazy to come up with a name, so I reused the one from before: Gu Wei. Since the previous host was a woman, the System was bound to a woman's soul.

Gu Wei (waving boldly): It's fine, don't sweat the little details. We don't care about that stuff.

When the System invited her, Gu Wei gladly accepted and began another journey through the worlds.

A tiny little girl raised both arms and said in a soft, sweet voice, "Hug."

The elegant butler expertly picked her up. "Wei, are you having fun playing house?"

At a banquet celebrating a former bandit chief's success in building a city, Gu Wei raised her glass to the drunken new city lord and said, "I want to play with you."

Facing a pair of twins who were arguing, Gu Wei put her hands on her hips and declared righteously, "If you're going to fight, then fight properly. Whoever wins gets to decide."

A blond who fancied himself their dad said, "Calm down, you're supposed to break up the fight!"

On the first day of school, Gu Wei posed a profound question to the yellow octopus homeroom teacher at the front of the classroom: "Can I touch you?"

Gu Wei wanted a pet, so she adopted a drunk snake. She even wanted to carry off the fox from the home of a newly appointed young land goddess.

Please note!

1. The protagonist's gender varies. Sometimes she becomes a man, sometimes a woman.

2. Whatever the protagonist feels for others, it will never be love.

3. The protagonist is incredibly powerful, incredibly powerful, incredibly powerful. I said it three times because it's important. If you can't tell, it's definitely because the author can't write it well enough.

4. Amateur writing. Please go easy on me. The author's heart is fragile, and I'll cry for you to see, sob sob.

5. The characters' views do not represent the author's views.

Theme: The protagonist can do whatever they want