After Transmigrating into a Crematorium Novel's Heroine, I Really Had My Ashes Scattered

Luo Junnan is a psychotherapist who moves through the night. Hired by the families of victims, he helps women who have suffered emotional abuse and manipulation at the hands of scumbags build healthy personalities.

He teaches them how to love and be loved, then quietly slips away when the stars shine brightest. To outsiders who know nothing of the truth, Luo Junnan seems gentle and handsome yet flirtatious, a notorious playboy who has spent years among women without ever letting one catch him. He is the most skillful womanizer of them all.

After a jealous man engineers a car accident that kills him, Luo Junnan unexpectedly binds to the Scumbag Torment System and transmigrates into the female leads of groveling-romance novels. The scumbags are then truly ground to dust.

[World One] He transmigrates into the female lead of an erotic novel, a woman emotionally manipulated by the male lead. The male lead is tormented in body and mind and ends up behind bars.

[World Two] He transmigrates into a delicate, lovely female lead in an ancient-world novel, tormented in body and heart as her entire family is wiped out. He leads a rebellion and becomes emperor, then has the male lead castrated.

[World Three] He transmigrates into the sect wife of a male lead who plans to kill his wife to attain the Dao. He turns around and kills her husband to attain the Dao instead.

[World Four] He transmigrates into the innocent, flowerlike female lead of a substitute-lover novel. The male lead becomes just another trash fish in his many-fish pond.

[World N+1] ...

Reader's Guide:

1. A cathartic work where the author lets loose completely.

2. The male lead disguises himself as a woman and is a cross-dressing expert.

3. One-on-one romance throughout. The protagonist is devoted in love and pursues it wholeheartedly; he is not a scumbag. The scumbags really do get ground to ashes.

4. These are fictional worlds, so don't get too invested. If anything happens, call the police.

Theme: Everyone is the brightest star in the sky.