The Quick-Transmigration Big Shot’s Love Life Is No Joke

[1v1, both leads are pure, Ying Ge X Wen Gui, satisfyingly sweet and refreshing]

# Someone wants to kill the heroine every day #

# The hero is always first in line to kill her #

# Everyone who tries to kill the heroine ends up falling for her # (not necessarily romantically)

Ying Ge grew up in the eight ancient planes, raised from childhood on all sorts of uplifting, wholesome ideals. As the most upright and proper heir to a plane... she somehow went crooked.

With a face that could fool the world, Ying Ge kept the eight planes in a state of utter chaos, leaving no one a moment's peace.

Then one day, after beating up that clingy hypocrite, she was cast out of the ancient planes by her own father.

Her father had gone to all that trouble with the best of intentions. He just wanted his daughter to start over and mend her ways in the three thousand minor worlds.

But Ying Ge showed her true colors the moment she arrived in a minor world: “Everyone who wants me dead, line up! Come on, who's next?”

Not long afterward...

Ying Ge looked horrified. “What are you doing? Don't come any closer! Are you trying to stab me in the kidney again?”

Wen Gui gazed at her with tender affection. “I've killed everyone who wanted you dead. Now can you look at me and only me?”

A hero who grovels to win her back X a heroine with max boyfriend energy who loves stirring up trouble

The heroine is the author's precious darling. The hero is the author's own son, picked up from a trash can.

Don't overthink it or nitpick the logic. Claw invites you to enjoy some candy, in every flavor.