[The entire story is finished, so read without worry!]
[Blurb] This is the tragic story of a mediocre author who accidentally transmigrated into the ancient fantasy novel she'd written haphazardly, only to remain trapped there no matter how hard she tried to escape.
First time possessing someone: In an alternate ancient world, she becomes the maid of a fallen prince. She plans to help her master rise to the top and then retire, but things get harder halfway through, and the career-driven male lead falls for a beauty instead of the throne!
Second time possessing someone: In a post-apocalyptic world of supernatural powers, she becomes a domineering male lead's stalker. The heroine is meek online. Uh, the person who climbed through your window last night was me, but I didn't mean to. Please go easy on me. Then she turns into the male lead's cherished first love, while the heroine gets furious. Why am I always the one comforting you, no matter which life we're in? Just because you're good-looking, you think you can do whatever you want?
Third time possessing someone: In a modern world of the supernatural, she becomes the paranormal club president's destined partner. She just wants to coast through life, but has to work tirelessly investigating one strange case after another. All because he says, "There's no such thing as the chains of a past life. It's you, because it's you. That's all."
Nth time possessing someone: In a future alien world, she becomes...
[Easygoing, carefree heroine VS beautiful, powerful, obsessive male lead OR a hot-tempered, innocent second male lead]
Note: Each individual world is one-on-one.
Content warning: Four worlds, two male leads. Please skip if that bothers you.
Over 300,000 words. Updates are scheduled for 11:30 a.m.
Theme: Let's have fun together!
Are the heroine and Lin Dong really not a couple? The way they get along is so CP-like. On the contrary, the male protagonist has a very low sense of presence. He can't speak and rarely communicates with the female protagonist.
I feel like the heroine and Lin Dong have a great sense of partnership! They both have a feeling of being happy enemies.
Those killers can always ambush in advance or catch up quickly. They know the protagonist's route well.
This is my first attempt to put aside the pure love on campus. I really wanted to write something out of my imagination, so I focused on the world view but weakened the previous male and female protagonists and their emotional aspects. Another point is the setting of the two male protagonists. When I wrote the mute prince, I couldn't put it down and I just followed the principle that adults should like it. Although I paid great attention to one-on-one in a single world, because my world is a cycle of cause and effect, I still feel a little uneasy. In fact, at the end of the writing, I realized that it was too bad and wanted to give up. But when I got to this point, I thought I might as well finish it and just practice writing, otherwise I might not be able to distinguish my level from the previous ones. Anyway, there is no harm in practicing more. Now it's the heroine's point of view. I'm crying because I can't write a big heroine. Maybe it's because I used to write salty eggs. The non-mainstream crime text I'm editing now returns to focus on the male protagonist's perspective. Let me stay in the comfort zone for a while. After I finish writing what I'm doing, I'll try the next book again. I'm crying~ Finally, come on, I will fight to the death!
Come on author, it's a good read