Oh, Right, I Don't Practice Virtue as a Woman (Quick Transmigration)

Chen State's Princess Su Wan of Qingxi left the secular world to cultivate as an immortal, but the Imperial Preceptor fell in love with her and trapped her in a formation, showering her with all manner of "tender, secret affection."

But she wasn't moved by his deep love. Instead, she repaid his kindness with ingratitude, practiced forbidden arts, and blew him to pieces.

As a result, she earned ten zeroes on the "Virtue for Women Scorecard."

As a result, she fell into a vicious cycle of fate: "If you fail to meet the standards of feminine virtue, you'll be reborn as a woman again in your next life."

Su Wan had the time of her life wreaking havoc in world after world where she failed to meet the standards.

Make her suffer? Not a chance, not in any of her lives. She absolutely loved driving the feminine virtue scoring System up the wall.

Wan? What kind of wan? She wouldn't be demure for even a second!

Worlds lined up so far (the order may change):

One: A Marriage to Bring Good Fortune, What a Blessing

Two: A Virtuous Wife and Lovely Concubines, a Fool's Dream

Three: He Regrets It So Much, So Let Him Die

Four: They Say Talented Women Are All Rotten

Reader's Guide:

After transmigrating, Ms. Su has the same constitution as her original body. She cannot bring her cultivation, spells, looks, speed, or strength with her when she transmigrates. (No immortal cultivation in ordinary worlds!)

Ms. Su transmigrates to a random location, and some of her original bodies in these worlds have romantic storylines.

This is an old work I wrote back when I was still a spore, so read with caution. It's not very good, and may contain landmines.

Theme: Be a person of virtue