If You're the Heroine, Die a Hundred Times [Western Fantasy]

The first time Lexi died, she finally understood one thing:

Dating too many people brings bad karma.

She was forced to bind herself to a System, transmigrated to a Western fantasy world, and became the endlessly dying tool heroine of that world.

The fallen old gods, the bloodthirsty and dangerous vampire prince, the mysterious merfolk beneath the deep sea, the loyal and fearless holy knight, the mercurial demon king, the twin fallen angels, the bone-white giant dragon...

They earned countless songs of praise, epics, renown, and legends, all thanks to the death of their "true love."

Lexi was that reused true love.

System: "You must reach a bad ending in every cycle until you complete them all."

The System didn't have high hopes.

All of its previous Hosts had failed their missions and become too depressed to keep working.

Lexi beamed. "That's wonderful!"

"At least I won't have to be the one to initiate a breakup anymore!"

That was a very difficult job, after all.

System: "...?"

Reading guide:

1. The heroine is the most beautiful woman in the world. This is old-school Mary Sue fiction: everyone loves the heroine, and the author is letting loose.

2. Every cycle has a main male lead, and all the male leads are virgins. Expect love rival showdowns.

3. Dramatic fake-death trope, with the male leads suffering.

Theme: The hardships on the road to success always leave a lasting impression