I'd Be Better Off as an Emperor (Quick Transmigration)

System 1551 has just come off the assembly line at the quick transmigration bureau when it accidentally binds itself to a powerful Host with a rather bad temper. And so, what were ordinary romance-novel worlds become this... World One: The Imperial Princess Forced into a Marriage by a Tyrannical Emperor The heroine is the daughter of a seductress who brought her into the palace and had her made a princess. The hero resents the seductress, so naturally he hates the heroine too. After the late emperor and the seductress die, he finds one way after another to humiliate the heroine and force her to submit, making her his concubine. In the end, though, he realizes that he has fallen deeply in love with her while forcing himself on her. He confesses his feelings to the heroine, saying his unhappy childhood left him unable to love and that he never meant to hurt her. The kind and gentle heroine feels sorry for him and forgives him. They get a happy ending, making it a sweet romance. After Ying Yun transmigrates: On the very night the heroine is supposed to be forced into submission and verbally humiliated by the hero, Ying Yun plants a foot on his fingers and laughs carelessly. “Even if I’m a fake princess, tomorrow I’ll still become the real emperor of this land. As for you, you can’t even beat a fake princess. You’ve become this much of a failure, and you still haven’t learned your lesson?” World Two: The Orphan Saved by the Hero, Then Told She Must Become Someone’s Concubine The heroine is a healer who lives in the mountains and makes her living gathering medicinal herbs. One day, she happens to save the hero, who has been framed and ambushed, and brings him home to care for him tenderly. Grateful for her lifesaving kindness, and because he himself is down on his luck and adrift, the hero marries her. Later, the hero’s former subordinates arrive to escort the crown prince back to the capital. Once he regains power, the hero tells people that the heroine, whose status is too lowly, is his concubine. The heroine, who has never been one to fight for anything, doesn’t object. She simply packs her things in silence and leaves the place that has no need for her. But just after the heroine has finally settled into a peaceful life, the hero comes after her, holding her fiancé’s head. His whole body radiates fury, his eyes cold as he asks, “Who else do you think you can marry besides me?” After Ying Yun transmigrates: On the day the hero tells the heroine that someone of her status is unworthy of being his wife and warns her not to entertain such delusions, Ying Yun cuts off three of his legs with a beaming smile. “Now, you’re a country bumpkin, and you’re not fit to be the Crown Princess. But since I did save your life, killing you would waste my effort. From now on, you can be a little eunuch at my side.” World Three: A Fallen Noblewoman Forced by a Powerful Hero to Become His Mistress Other worlds to be decided. * A wish-fulfillment fantasy, not realistic. No matter what the heroine’s circumstances are from the start, she ends up becoming emperor in every world. Theme: You have to love yourself first