I Never Meant to Fall in Love [Quick Transmigration]

Zhuang Yun is obsessed with money. Her greatest pleasure in life is working herself to the bone, then lying atop a mountain of points and counting her riches.

She's been at it for years, but lately she's been taking a break between jobs playing cannon fodder.

The ideal cannon-fodder role is to provoke the protagonist, spend the whole story lazing around, and get killed in the end. Short hours, high returns.

Her assignments include, but aren't limited to, playing a wicked heiress, a brainless rich kid, a low-IQ lackey, a suicidal cannon fodder, an arrogant CEO who's in over her head...

Then she fell for a true villainess.

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World One:

Zhuang Yun is cast as the lackey of a spoiled young lady. She flatters her whenever she can and backs her up when she bullies people. She has to be ready to do anything her employer asks, the perfect lackey.

She does everything right, but doing it too well is a problem too.

The young lady asks her to teach her how to date. Considering the blank check the young lady lets her fill in herself, Zhuang Yun readily agrees.

At first, the young lady says, "Is this really okay?"

In the end, the young lady says, "Can I stop liking her? I like you..."

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World Two:

Zhuang Yun is cast as a brainless rich kid who keeps stealing the pure-hearted heroine's men. She drives around in luxury cars every day, lives a debauched life, and joins forces with the protagonist's fiancee to scheme against others. In the end, the brainless one and the troublemaker both land in prison.

A wicked duo so dumb they might as well be in heaven.

With a common goal, Zhuang Yun does her job to the letter, making the most of her role as a stepping stone.

At first, the fiancee says, "Your plan is too tame. Let me handle it!"

In the end, the fiancee says, "Change of plans. Help me figure out how to break off my engagement with that person, then get engaged to me to throw my parents off the scent."

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World Three:

In cultivation worlds, there's always someone who starts out a good-for-nothing and becomes a genius later, blessed with great opportunities but constantly blocked by cannon fodder. They beat the younger ones, then the older ones show up, and the fighter just gets more and more unstoppable, defeating the whole lot of them.

Then there's another type: born into a good family, raised to be brash and intolerant, and just as likely to beat up the younger ones and bring the older ones running, only for both generations to get beaten to a pulp.

Zhuang Yun is cast as the "older one," and has to help the arrogant younger one.

Ever wonder what it's like to be summoned out of a ring as the old lady living inside it?

Zhuang Yun knows all about it, but for the spirit stones her villainess pays her, she's happy to help. Leave it to me.

The villainess is no angel either, constantly stirring up trouble, so the "old lady" in the ring has to clean up the mess every day.

At first, the villainess says, "Ancestress, please help me! I'm about to get beaten to death!"

Later, the villainess says, "Fellow cultivator, you're so good to me, always protecting me. It's so cold, and I'm cold too. Could you give me a hug?"

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World Four:

Zhuang Yun is cast as an arrogant CEO who insists on competing with the protagonist and resolutely invests in a project destined to go bust. A once-famous actress, full of confidence, pats her chest and says, "I guarantee that investing in the movie I'm starring in will make money."

World Five:

Zhuang Yun is cast as a wicked heiress who spends every day jumping around and provoking the protagonist before the big battle with the zombie emperor. Even as the battle approaches, she keeps making a scene and loudly conspiring with the second-in-command of the other team, who is trying to sow discord among the protagonists.

A money-loving go-getter for love x a proud little peacock

Theme: Strive for the life you want