Fail the Mission and Die

Tian Tian died of illness. After her death, the System pulled her into the worlds of several novels, where she had to complete missions to stay alive.

Because she believed everyone she had met in life had been a good person, Tian Tian had developed a saintly disposition and always assumed the best of others.

But while carrying out her missions, she met the villainous beauty Zhang Ruonan.

As opponents, the two fought for the chance to survive.

Zhang Ruonan tormented her again and again, yet Tian Tian treated Zhang Ruonan like her first love.

In this showdown between the saint and the villain, will the saint eventually reform the villain, or will the villain drag the saint into the mire?

Reading Guide:

1. Both leads are sexually inexperienced, with a one-on-one relationship and mutual pursuit. Tian Tian is a little soft-hearted at first, but she will turn dark later. The ending is guaranteed to be happy.

2. The quick transmigration worlds are based on stories Yang Yang wrote early on. But if you haven't read them, there's no need to go digging through the archives. You can just read this as an ordinary quick transmigration story.

3. There is a secondary couple, but they don't get much page time.

Here's a preview of my upcoming story, Married First, Love Later with the Princess. Feel free to save it if you're interested:

Wen Chenxu hid her female identity from childhood, distinguished herself on the battlefield, and earned countless military honors. She was the young general everyone in the court admired.

She had already resigned herself to spending her life alone, but unexpectedly, the emperor rewarded her by arranging her marriage to his least favored princess.

The princess was said to be breathtakingly beautiful, gentle, well-read, and perfectly mannered, without a trace of royal petulance.

The people in court all said that if the princess married down into the general's family, it would be a great honor for them, and even the general's ancestors would be proud.

But Wen Chenxu couldn't bring herself to be happy. If the princess married into her household, wouldn't her identity as a woman be exposed? That would be a crime of deceiving the emperor, punishable by the extermination of her entire clan!

Unable to defy the emperor's command, and determined to protect the princess, Wen Chenxu accepted the decree and married her.

After the wedding, she behaved with restraint and propriety, fulfilled her duties as a subject, and kept her distance to avoid offending the princess.

The princess slept in the bed while she slept on the floor.