Getting a Happy Ending in the Classics [Classic Literature Crossover]

[Please note] Because of work, updates are extremely irregular. I strongly recommend waiting until each story is complete before deciding whether to read it. I don’t recommend following along as it updates. ORZ! · [Whenever the heroine transmigrates into a new world, she has only the feelings from her original world and the memories of the book’s world. In other words, each story begins with high schooler Ying and her simple memories, along with the original character’s feelings and memories.] Fang Ying transmigrated into a book with a stack of reading notes as tall as she was. "No Longer Human": This world isn’t that good, but it isn’t that bad either. We’ll definitely be happy! People live for love and beauty! "Lolita": The highest praise I can give Humbert Humbert is that he’s only a character in a book. Lo, tell your mother not to rent out the house! "Strange Tales from a Chinese Studio": I’ve suddenly lost my human status… Demons who live long enough become living history! I’m a historian of the demon world! "The Return of the Condor Heroes": How do we save the Southern Song? We can’t. Let’s go back to Peach Blossom Island. "Medea": That foreign prince may indeed be the one your golden arrow points toward, but Medea, this is your country. Your father, your brothers, and your people are here. You have to fight that golden arrow, and if necessary, you must fight the gods. I’ll stand in front of you. "Shiva Purana": I am Sati, Parvati, Ganga, Vrinda, Radha, Tejas, Shyama, Kali, Shakti… Whoever suffers, whoever drowns in the sea of birth and death, I shall fulfill my vow to save them. (The stories aren’t in the order listed. They span different eras and cultures. Suggestions welcome.) Completed works: "The Great Writer and the Philosopher" / "The Rebel Overseer" / "Being a Night Rabbit" / "What Is the Overseer Thinking?" / "The Wicked Woman"… Coming soon: "A Book Awaits Here for Transmigration [Quick Transmigration]" / "Dimensional Romance" / "Roses Are So Tacky" / "The King’s Woman"… Please add the author’s page to your favorites. I’m asking sincerely! · The heroine lives out a lifetime in a different book each time. Her role varies: she might be an extra, a supporting character, or even the protagonist. In every world, she does her best to twist the story into a mass-produced happy ending, greatly lowering the original’s literary merit. For entertainment only. The glory belongs to the original works. My wild ideas are just for fun. Some worlds have a CP, others don’t. [The heroine’s pretentious literary phase is terminal. There’s no cure, and she can’t change.] [A thousand readers have a thousand Hamlets. Bug reports and different opinions are welcome. Please don’t criticize the story for not being “correct,” “sophisticated,” or “comprehensive.”] That’s all for now. I’ll reread the original works a few more times before starting. I have a habit of running out of steam toward the end of every book I write. So far, there have been no exceptions. Consider this a warning that updates may slow down later on, but I won’t abandon the story. That’s it. Message: The happiness of the people involved is the highest good!