After Transmigrating as a Doormat, I Turned the Crematorium Upside Down [Quick Transmigration]

After calling out five websites that pirate her work on Weibo, writer Xie Tingzhu is transported into a mysterious system.

System: This System was born from the resentment of tens of thousands of authors whose works were pirated. You may leave only after fixing the chaotic romance plots in these abandoned stories.

Xie Tingzhu flips through a pile of stories about scum gong and wretched shou, with the gong chasing the shou to win him back after breaking his heart. Can I switch the gong? Can we change it to a bad ending?

System: ...

Xie Tingzhu: You never said which romance plot I had to fix, or whether the ending had to be happy or bad.

System: ...

Xie Tingzhu: What's the point of chasing after trash? Let's get rid of them all and have some peace.

The scum gongs realize that the “pets” who used to orbit around them have changed.

They are no longer full of love, no longer toyed with at will, and no longer devaluing themselves as they desperately pursue their gongs. Instead, they let go with ease and live their own lives, thriving as they do.

Unable to bear the contrast, the gongs try desperately to win over the people they once looked down on most, only to be dealt a devastating blow.

The CEO's company suddenly goes bankrupt, and unable to take the blow, he jumps from the rooftop.

The tyrant loses his throne to a usurper and is tortured to death in the imperial prison.

The scum Alpha's mental entity suddenly goes haywire, and he dies in despair, no different from a useless nobody.

The System watches nervously as one perfectly completed plotline after another unfolds, and hears its unconventional Host say lazily:

“I'm just giving them a taste of their own medicine. They can't even take a few minor aches and pains? How fragile.”

Tips:

1. This is not meant to diss stories about scum gongs and wretched shou. All preferences are respected.

2. This story teaches everyone not to read pirated works. Piracy is shameful.

3. Gentle, scheming gong x mischievous, unhinged shou

4. Sweet, satisfying, melodramatic, and silly. Come have some fun.

5. Both are devoted only to each other, and the gong is younger. Don't ship them the wrong way.

Message: Respect original works and support legitimate editions.