The Little Kunpeng Saves Pitiful Little Ones [Quick Transmigration]

Also known as [Operation: Save the Little Ones]

Some human children are innocent and helpless. Just because they stand in someone else's way or offend someone, they are killed.

After their deaths, their resentment gradually builds up, disrupting the proper functioning of the little worlds and eventually causing them to collapse.

Kun Bao'er is a young Kunpeng, sent by his mother to gain experience in three thousand little worlds. His magical treasure is one of his mother's protective artifacts, the Illusion Mirror.

The Illusion Mirror has a mind of its own, helping Kun Bao'er quickly and accurately find the pitiful little ones and save them from their destined misfortunes, so they can grow up happy.

Kun Bao'er can rescue the unfortunate children and dispel the worlds' resentment. So the Heavenly Dao of each little world welcomes him and even rewards him with merit.

Reading Guide:

1. No CP. He is single in every world. His body can grow normally over time, but he won't fall in love.

After all, he's still a baby.

2. Identities when he transmigrates into a little world:

He either transmigrates in his own body or becomes a little animal, depending on the story of that world.

3. When he transmigrates to the next story, the Illusion Mirror seals his memories, and his body and consciousness return to Kun Bao'er's actual age. One hundred years for a Kunpeng is equal to one human year. The years spent in the little worlds also count toward his age.

World One: The gifted student hated by others

World Two: A selfish, cruel scumbag mom

World Three: (Period setting) The evil of the reborn female lead

World Four: The pitiful second female lead (transmigrates into a book)

World Five: His biological father becomes his stepfather

World Six: Demoted from wife to concubine

Theme: Kindness is the foundation of being human, and good and evil will both be repaid in the end