Luo Xi, an extreme case of dissociative identity disorder in a wasteland world, is a savior carrying the weight of the whole world.
The wasteland finally found the light, but she died on its most glorious day. The Queen's scepter of the World Tree destroyed itself along with her.
She thought she would fade into nothingness, but instead she transmigrated into a space-opera novel and became the childhood friend the domineering male lead despised for being poor and greedy for wealth. When she arrived, someone had framed her and destroyed her psychic powers, leaving her as a discarded pawn whom her family forced into marriage with a tyrant.
After working herself to the bone for half her life and dying suddenly at the top, Luo Xi thought about the tyrant's short life, wealth, and reclusive nature, then promptly packed her things and went to marry him.
Just as she was lying flat in the tyrant's harem, the Queen's scepter, which loved drawing cards and raising kids, kidnapped her. She was forced into a life of working around the clock, saving people and planets, earning energy, and raising her own alternate identities.
Her alluring, flirtatious queen persona became an interstellar mermaid.
Her scheming, dark, lovesick persona became a false demon king.
Her domineering, brazen, violent persona became a giant dragon awakening from its slumber.
And more...
Countless secret identities, billions upon billions of burdens for her real self.
Fortunately, the tyrant shouldered the load, giving Luo Xi a chance to catch her breath.
But one day, the tyrant was on the brink of death and someone was trying to rob him of his fortune!
Poor Luo Xi raced halfway across a star sector. Unable to take it anymore, she dropped the act of a sickly, fussy delicate flower and punched an insectoid warship attacking the tyrant clean out of the sky.
Everyone: “...”
1. The female lead is narcissistic. One of her male secret identities is so seductive that outsiders think he's the main love interest.
2. Lots of secret identities get jealous of one another. The real Luo Xi has an effect on them like catnip.
3. Lots of cuddling and flirting. If that's not your thing, don't read.
4. The story is very freewheeling. The characters aren't necessarily good people; some might just be in it for fun.
5. The protagonist is obsessed with acting and loves role-playing. She has skin thicker than a city wall.
6. The real Luo Xi is brazen and willful. She treats her secret identities like objects she has no feelings about, so people mistake her for a female player who's as bad as, or worse than, the tyrant. The author means this as a compliment.
7. Lots of people try to be the female lead's dog.
8. The male lead is the most devoted pursuer. He's the one who'd buy an extra breakfast for one of the female lead's secret identities without knowing it was her, and he might not even win her over.
9. The female lead's identity will never be exposed. She has multiple personalities, and one of them is a (real) female tyrant, an extreme version of a savior.
10. No extreme comments, please. Let's all be civil.
Theme: Fate favors those who work hard