Old Romance Tropes, Be Gone [Quick Transmigration]

[Please support my ongoing contemporary romance, Moonlight and the Untouchable [Figure Skating], about ice dance. Thank you!] Nan Zhao was once a top scholar of romance novels. Now she works for the Quick Transmigration Administration. Her job is to bring romance-novel storylines to a close and rework the old romance tropes that readers both love and hate. From the start, she refuses the System's help. "The System will only slow me down when I draw my blade. Just keep radio silence." [World One] The Never-Ending Uncle Transmigrating into the original male lead's first love, she goes from a fluttering-white-dress campus goddess to a mature beauty in a black dress, red lips, and high heels. And her first love has ended up with his nephew's ex-girlfriend? HE? Then let me make your nephew fall head over heels for me too. We all want to spend time with someone young, after all. [World Two] No One Realizes the Little Emperor Is a Woman in Disguise Transmigrating into a gorgeous princess with countless admirers, she thinks everyone around her must be blind. How can they not tell that the little emperor is a woman? As for the regent, well, he can just about serve as her tool. [World Three] Have the Contractual Couple Fallen for Each Other Yet? Transmigrating into a rich heiress forced into an arranged marriage by her family, she marries a cold man whose eyes see nothing but business. The whole world is waiting for us to fall for each other, but I refuse. [World Four] The Sweet, Innocent Heroines Come from Powerful Families As everyone knows, the down-and-out heroines in historical romances are often noble daughters who were lost in the outside world. In the end, they always find their one true love in the male lead, and believe their parents must be powerful and influential. In that case, Nan Zhao will simply help them search far and wide for their families. [World Five] To Be Continued Notes: The heroine is a gorgeous big sister type who can do no wrong. There is no male lead as a romantic partner. The author has no intention of disparaging the romance tropes in this book. I love writing old romance tropes too. I just can't resist them, QAQ. Hope you enjoy! [Coming Soon - Contemporary Romance] Moonlight and the Untouchable [Figure Skating] Li Ci, a Chinese American, won gold in ice dance at the Winter Youth Olympics. When she turned eighteen, she announced that she and her twin brother and partner, Li Ang, would officially become Chinese citizens. Before they could return to China, a skiing accident prematurely ended Li Ang's athletic career. He chose to stay in the United States to continue his studies, while Li Ci returned to China alone to report to the national team. At the training center in Daxing, she met Luo Suizhou, her former competitor and the silver medalist in ice dance at that Winter Youth Olympics. In his eyes, Li Ci's arrival forced him and his longtime partner, Han Yunxin, to split up. Li Ci, for her part, won't bow to Luo Suizhou either. She believes her brother, Li Ang, is her best partner. The two widely recognized genius athletes change partners just before moving up to the senior division. The figure skating world generally has little faith in a team made up of former rivals turned partners. Few people expect Li Ci and Luo Suizhou to keep winning gold, claiming championships, and breaking records in the years to come. They will become legends of ice dance. Theme: Strive for truth, goodness, and beauty in life.