My Ultimate Goal Is to Reform the Female Lead

Pre-release notice for my upcoming novel, The Mad Villain Falls for Me. It's also quick transmigration~

Zhu Shubai is the best task-taker in the White Moonlight Department. Not only does she outperform all her colleagues, she also has one of the best temperaments around. Calling her a heaven-chosen white moonlight would be no exaggeration.

Just as the Correction Department was desperately short-staffed, the Main System transferred her there to repair worlds that had fallen apart after their main storylines ended.

Every literary work generates a small world. Literary works have endings, but small worlds continue on endlessly.

So plenty of things happen beyond the written word. Some children of destiny who sustain their worlds use up all their luck after the story ends, causing their worlds to begin collapsing.

Zhu Shubai's job is to help these protagonists preserve their luck.

Zhu Shubai diligently carries out her tasks. Facing an empress, she becomes the imperial preceptor, eliminating corrupt officials, protecting the people, and repelling foreign enemies. She not only helps the empress secure her throne, but also expands her territory.

Facing a poor student who finally made it into university, she becomes the ideal roommate, helping with assignments and waking her up in the morning. The student graduates successfully, avoiding expulsion.

Facing a protagonist who escaped from an infinite-flow game, she becomes the flower shop owner next door to the protagonist's home. Bringing her flowers becomes part of her daily routine. When the protagonist's PTSD flares up, she appears to comfort her, keeping her from shutting herself away and giving up on life.

Worlds like these are a breeze for her to handle. But when each task ends and it's time for her to leave, the protagonists all behave in eerily similar ways.

One after another, they stare at her with red-rimmed eyes and beg her not to go. The System urgently warns her in her mind that the protagonists' mental states have reached the brink of collapse.

Zhu Shubai: ...Then should I stay?

System: There, their mental states are back to normal. Another mentally healthy protagonist~

Zhu Shubai: ...What's going on? This is the Correction Department, not the Conquest Department, right?

The heroine stares fixedly at Zhu Shubai. "Are you leaving?"

Zhu Shubai catches sight of the iron chain hidden behind her.

Hmm... Hopefully it isn't for what I think. Maybe the chain is just for holding up a belt... right?

Zhu Shubai sighs. "Put the chain down first."

The heroine stubbornly replies, "I won't!"

Zhu Shubai gives her a cool glance. "Put it down."

The heroine purses her lips, sniffs, and drops the chain with a pitiful look.

Zhu Shubai's gaze softens a little. "All right, I won't leave."

Worlds still to be decided:

A blacklisted celebrity in the entertainment industry (heroine) vs. a retired three-time Best Actress (Zhu Shubai)

Mad scientist vs. experimental subject who is the Zombie King

The victorious real heiress in a fake-and-real heiress story vs. the older sister of the real heiress's fiance

The Mad Villain Falls for Me

Blurb:

Yu Wu died thirty years into the apocalypse. After her death, she was bound to the "Reform Mad Villains" System.

Besides protagonists, small worlds also have villains. Both are needed to keep a world running.

But some small-world villains are so unhinged that the protagonists meet gruesome deaths and the worlds collapse outright.

Yu Wu's job is to reform them.

System: Based on the experience of those who came before, there are two ways: first, reform the villains with love; second, suppress them with force.

Yu Wu: Isn't that just training a dog? Why make it so complicated?

System: ???

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In a cultivation novel.

The leader of the Demonic Cult disguises herself and becomes a disciple of the leader of an orthodox sect.

Yu Wu transmigrates into the villain's master.

If the villain's sword technique is off by even an inch, the spirit whip lashes her back;

if her attention wanders in class for even a moment, the ruler smacks her palm red.

Villain: Master loves me, doesn't she? Otherwise, why would she keep her eyes on me and no one else?

Yu Wu: ...

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In an ancient court-intrigue novel.

A pampered, ambitious little princess runs rampant and abuses her power.

Yu Wu transmigrates into the powerful chief councilor.

In court, she is the villain's political enemy, clashing with her at every turn. In private, as the princess's tutor, she is extremely strict with her.

Villain: The tutor cares for me deeply. She's afraid I'll take a wrong step.

Yu Wu: ...

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In a fake-and-real heiress story where readers pick their favorite romantic option.

The villainous fake heiress repeatedly plots against the real heiress and the male lead.

Yu Wu transmigrates into the young, beautiful stepmother of the two heiresses.

When the villain deliberately dirties the heroine's clothes, Yu Wu drags her into the changing room and warns her. When the villain drugs the heroine, Yu Wu turns around and pours the drug down the villain's throat.

The villain gazes at her with tender eyes. "Mommy, are you jealous?"

Yu Wu: ...

Worlds still to be decided:

Villainous girl-group idol in the entertainment industry vs. an all-powerful tycoon

Villainous A-type CEO of a wealthy family vs. a doctor friend who is an O-type pretending to be a B-type

Villainous apocalypse survivor with no powers vs. the Zombie King

P.S. The villains are hopeless romantics pretending to be mad, while Yu Wu is a madwoman pretending to be normal.

The protagonists' values do not represent the author's values.

Theme: Break free from the cage and embrace true freedom