Quick Transmigration: The Host Becomes a Tycoon in Abuse Novels

“Ding! The male lead’s abuse meter has reached its maximum. Congratulations, Host, on unlocking the achievement: Master of Tormenting Scumbags.” Ji Weiyang is bound to an unreliable System. In one abusive-romance world after another, she turns the tables and gives the tormentors a taste of their own medicine. The devoted, domineering CEO who chases his wife to the crematorium? He cheated and abused her. She’ll make sure that male lead who only gets wise after the fact is good and dead. The prince who mistook someone else for his first love? She’ll kick him and beat him, then crush that clueless idiot beneath her heel. The aloof deity who abandoned his wife and child? Why keep a man like that around? She can kill him in a heartbeat. … There are countless abusive romances, and half of them follow the same old formula. The principle is simple: however these men tormented the original women, Ji Weiyang will torment them back a hundred, a thousand times over! Our beautiful, strong, sassy, flaky, and carefree heroine sets out in every world hoping to find handsome men, but somehow keeps ending up on the wrong ride. What goes around comes around. No one escapes Heaven’s justice. When she’s achieved fame and success, she plans to quietly slip away, leaving her accomplishments behind without a trace. But then all the second male leads she’s ever toyed with show up together, and it turns out they’re all the same person. Ji Weiyang: …I was wrong. Please let me go. Content warnings: equally matched leads, with some slight differences between their early and later stages, plus both are each other’s first. The beautiful, strong, sassy, and fickle heroine doesn’t fall in love; she puts on a show and focuses on her career. The seemingly indifferent but secretly unhinged male lead is desperate for love and determined to marry her. Important content warning: The heroine will fall for the male lead, but not as deeply as he falls for her. She stays rational rather than letting emotions take over throughout the story. This is probably true for the entire novel, so please don’t read it if that’s not your thing. Thanks for reading. Love you all.