The heroine fights for survival in Quick Transmigration.
These days, transmigration and rebirth are all the rage. Supporting characters want to rise up, cannon fodder want to turn their lives around. Everyone wants to change the plot, overturn their original fate, and become a winner in life.
The original heroine has the worst luck of all!!!
Qiu Hua is a heroine with a bizarre golden finger, a brain that's not quite right, and a death that could come at any moment. In every world, she fights to survive and does everything she can to stay alive.
The female side character can steal the male lead, the male lead can decide to love her, and anyone can try to climb to the top. That's all fine. But if you want me dead, then none of you are getting out alive.
Qiu Hua has a pair of eyes that can see life and death. Unfortunately, all she sees are the various gruesome ways she is about to die. She dances back and forth at death's door every day, struggling along the road to the underworld. Her already abnormal mind is getting worse by the day.
After dying, she begins to transmigrate. Unfortunately, the reborn and transmigrators in these stories keep stirring up trouble, and Qiu Hua's chances of dying shoot straight up.
Every time she opens her eyes, the male lead's sword is already at her face, poisoned wine is at her lips, or she's already sinking to the bottom of a lake. Otherwise, she's lying in the ICU.
To stay alive, Qiu Hua has no choice but to use everything at her disposal to fight for a way out.
The emperor who killed the empress's entire family in his previous life has been reborn. This time, he plans to cherish the empress and kill Qiu Hua, his favorite concubine, while he's at it.
Then she'll make the empress remember her past life, too. After all, Qiu Hua just wants to see which matters more: the hatred of having one's clan wiped out, or a love that runs bone-deep.
Her transmigrated cousin wants to take the imperial examinations and become the top scholar. She has no problem with him leaving their awful extended family behind, but if you insist on finding him a sanctimonious wife-beating tyrant, then you're asking for trouble.
And then there are the male and female side characters who stole golden fingers, relatives who suddenly struck it rich, devoted followers who protect the female side character, and cannon fodder who found powerful backers. If they've already made it big but still want to kill her, the original heroine, then it's every person for themselves.
Warnings:
1. When the heroine transmigrates into each world, the original plot has already been changed, and she could die at any moment. After living like that for so long, she really is mentally ill. The heroine is not a good person. You could even call her a little psychopath. She gradually changes after meeting the male lead, but she'll never change her true nature.
2. The male lead appears quite late. At first, he's just a background character.
3. The heroine is set up to be incredibly beautiful, have a huge golden finger, and be clever, matching every old-school Mary Sue trope. This wage slave just wants to write a fun power fantasy. There's no deeper meaning, and no logic.
4. There are no truly good people in this story, only people on different sides. The heroine just wants to survive, so trying to kill one another is an everyday occurrence.
5. As usual, the writing is bad and the plot makes no sense. If you don't like it, don't force yourself to read. Remember to click X. Getting angry is bad for your liver, so take care of yourself.
Dated November 10, 2021. Screenshot already taken.
Theme: Cherish life and love living.
