The Host Clears Their Name Through Acting [Quick Transmigration]

In countless little worlds, innocent people suffer tragic fates at the hands of scoundrels. A System binds itself to a Host and has her take the place of those scoundrels, whose souls have already gone to hell, so she can save their victims. The only catch is that she has to clear her own name before she can save anyone. Mission worlds: Before the Host transmigrates, everyone is miserable and consumed by resentment. "How can someone be as vicious and heartless as you?" After the Host transmigrates, everyone's situation turns around, and they are moved to tears. "What, you had such a difficult situation? You've sacrificed and suffered so much for us." Seeing that the Host is a superb actress with excellent skills, and also a poor little amnesiac, the System feels both relieved and sympathetic. The Host and the System get along wonderfully. It's just that sometimes the System feels like something is off. But what is it? "Yun Gui." Hearing the Host call to it warmly, the System lets go of the sense of wrongness that had lingered in its mind for just a second. It must have been imagining things. A heartless heroine who looks human but isn't. A righteous, sweet, innocent System that might get led astray by the heroine later on. The heroine is a little monster who crawled out of the abyss. She's nonhuman, an award-winning actress without feelings. Even in front of the System, she's playing a role, acting her way through life. Her little-monster nature is similar to the Great Demon King from the neighboring story, but they're not the same demon. I guess actresses always have something in common [lights cigarette]. . Reading Guide: Part of a series. The sequel is "The Little Monster Clears Her Name Through Acting [Quick Transmigration]." Both stories can be read on their own. In both stories, the System doesn't know the heroine's true origins. Theme: Good and evil are always repaid in the end.