Life at Dawn, Death at Dusk [Quick Transmigration]

This novel was originally titled Quick Transmigration: Down for the Count Yet Again.

Alternate titles: Quick Transmigration: There's Never Enough Blood Bags, Quick Transmigration: The Author Gave Me a Bad Ending, Save Me!, or Quick Transmigration: Every Little World Makes Me Want to Throw a Knife at the Author.

The Ninth District is a very unusual place. As long as you can afford the price, you can get whatever you want.

In the Ninth District, there's a special task group with high transaction volume but low customer satisfaction. Its name is: The Diligent Group That Serves All Plotline Clients and Returns Promptly and in Good Condition Once Their Story Arcs End. In short, the Dead-Back Group.

Our story begins with this Dead-Back Group.

First little world: The Illegitimate Son of a Great House Turns the Tables (male lead: an imperial shadow guard posing as an illegitimate son of a great house x a sweet, stubborn girl);

Second little world: The River God's Blessing of All Living Things (male lead: once a world-destroyer, now a savior x a lonely girl bent on revenge);

Third little world: A Spirit Exorcist's Survival After the Calamity (male lead: an exorcist with a bizarre constitution x a fierce little spirit with a fierce streak);

Fourth little world: The Imperial Preceptor's Last Stand (male lead: an imperial preceptor who seems heartless but has his reasons x a sincere young empress);

Fifth little world: The Holy Monk Who Would Save Both the Buddha and His Beloved (male lead: a merciful holy monk with blood on his hands x an innocent yet ruthless demon girl);

Sixth little world: The Young General's Redemption (male lead: a once reckless general who now holds himself to the rules x a kindhearted young physician).

PS: Although the same person carries out the missions, each world has a different setting and is its own little story. The protagonists are different in every one.

[Cover character design artist authorized by: Wen Feng Mo Se - Ya Wen]

[Currently writing] Scheming Courtiers: The bittersweet story of Zhao Qingwan, the Great Princess Fuhui of the Ning Dynasty, and Chu Yanchen, eldest son of the powerful Chu family.

Playful blurb:

Princess Fuhui Zhao Qingwan practiced martial arts diligently and exercised every day, hoping to master the skills she needed to protect her gentle and refined “childhood sweetheart,” Xie Jia'an. He wanted to serve the country with an unsullied reputation, speak up for the people, and earn a place in the history books.

But she never imagined that one day her martial arts would help her force herself on someone.

Of course, that's not the point. The point is that she got the wrong man. Looking at Chu Yanchen, the Assistant Minister of the Court of Judicial Review, who was known as “the most beautiful man in the capital” and “too delicate to look after himself,” Zhao Qingwan, who already had someone else in her heart and had hoped to avoid taking responsibility, realized she might have been a bit too brazen...

[Several completed novels already, so you can trust me not to abandon my work]

Theme: Remember why you started, and treasure the present.