The Little Monster Acts Its Way to Redemption [Quick Transmigration]

In the three thousand minor worlds, there are always innocent people who suffer tragic fates at the hands of scumbags. The System binds itself to a Host and has her take the place of those scumbags whose souls have already gone to hell, saving their victims. The only problem is that before she can save anyone, she has to clear her own name. 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 circumstances turn around, and tears stream down their faces. “What? You had such a difficult reason for doing all that? You sacrificed and endured so much for us.” Watching the Host perform brilliantly, excel at her work, and play the part of a pitiful amnesiac, the System feels both relieved and sympathetic. A person and a System, getting along wonderfully. It’s just that every so often, the System feels that something is off. But what could it be? “Yun Gui.” Hearing the Host call it so warmly, the System lets go of the sense of wrongness that had lingered in its mind for just a second. It was probably just imagining things, right? . First world: Supernatural Variety Show I only came to take part in a variety show. How did I end up facing an apocalypse? Second world: Professional Fake Heiress The family I killed have all been reborn. What should I do? Urgent, please answer. Other worlds to come... · Reader’s note: The heroine is a little monster who crawled out of the abyss. She’s not human, an emotionless award-winning actress, and even in front of the System, she’s playing a role. She acts through every moment of her life. In both stories, the System never learns the heroine’s true origins. This is part of a series. The previous story is Host Clears Her Name Through Acting [Quick Transmigration]. You can read this story without reading the previous one. I really love this premise, but when I wrote the previous story, I felt I hadn’t made the most of it, so I’m giving it another try. Here’s a preview of my upcoming story: I Heard My Old Friends Want to Bring Me Back to Life Blurb: Across the vast three thousand worlds, many minor worlds are built on the pages of a creator’s script. Many of these worlds are doomed to destruction because their plots are terrible and their popularity is low, causing them to fail to ascend to a higher dimension. The world Xie Ci lives in is one of them. The System tells Xie Ci that if he wants to save his world and all the others, he must become a popular character in these scripts, deliver memorable highlights and brilliant performances, and draw energy from the audience’s emotional reactions. Since acting is already his profession, Xie Ci agrees to the System’s request. A consummate professional, he designs a complete tragic, beautiful, and powerful character for himself, then begins his role-playing journey. Along the way, Xie Ci inevitably crosses paths with many important characters native to these worlds. Most of them are practically synonyms for tragedy, so he casually saves them from one deadly fate after another, smashing plenty of disasters and changing their original destinies. In the end, Xie Ci successfully saves every world, then fakes his death and takes his final bow amid the audience’s tears. Xie Ci begins enjoying his new life, until one day the System suddenly tells him that those important characters he met have bound themselves to a viewing System. They’re watching the scripts he performed in, planning to revive him by watching an ad (not really). Xie Ci: Huh? The good news: They only see the scripts and don’t know Xie Ci faked his death. The bad news: Just like the audience, they sob uncontrollably as they watch, seemingly overwhelmed with guilt toward Xie Ci. Xie Ci: Uh... The System lights a cigarette with the weary air of someone who’s seen it all and advises Xie Ci: “Host, you’ve got to keep acting until the very end. See this through and help them all the way. Just hold on until they finish watching, then go along with it and come back to life. Look on the bright side: being embarrassed in private is still better than being publicly humiliated.” Xie Ci: ... Xie Ci: How is this not public humiliation already? . Now let’s interview the victims (crossed out) guests: What’s your relationship with Xie Ci? Guest One: “I suppose I’m his... friend. We knew each other when we were young. I saved his life, and he saved mine. I kept looking for him. But when I finally found him, I didn’t recognize him. I took the side opposing his, and I wanted to kill him. “I was the one who destroyed him. I made him afraid to hope we’d ever meet again.” Guest Two: “I’m his enemy. I suppose that’s how society would define our relationship, though I don’t see it that way. “I admire him. I once had the chance to turn him into a puppet and keep him by my side to work for me. But in the end, I chose to let him go, because I felt that only when he was alive and had a personality of his own was he truly himself.” Guest Three, Guest Four, and so on... Theme: Good and evil are repaid in the end.