Quick Transmigration: I’ve Made Another Comeback!

I apologize, but due to my own misunderstanding, I thought "no couple" meant no fixed romantic partner. Therefore, among the impoverished students in the five noble schools of the mission world, I arranged a romantic partner for the female protagonist, and even considered arranging one or two more later on (without specifying gender).

Author! Please clarify that story 5 involves a yuri (lesbian) pairing. Luckily, I glanced at the last chapter before skipping it, otherwise I would have missed a great story! After watching this, all I can say is, is there anything else? → → Go for it!

Can you please use your brains a little, folks? While reading transmigration novels is all about the thrill, don't make it so mindless. A protagonist's rise to power amidst a bunch of idiots doesn't really make them any more impressive.

To be honest, the villains were all too low-level; they were either stupid or evil. They lacked any cunning or scheming. They were just plain bad-looking, spewing disgusting profanities. This made the heroine's comeback seem rather pathetic.

Seeing the third world, it's all about scumbags, all pretty much the same type. And add a bit more difficulty! Coming here before marriage is too easy; to get rid of him, just don't get married. You should transmigrate to a time when the scumbag is already married and about to succeed; that's when the dramatic comeback is truly interesting. Otherwise, what's the point of your current easy victory? You could just send the original owner back to her world.

This is Ma Bufei's alternate account; I'm investing in it for you. Go, Yao Yao!

My little darlings, Yao Yao is sick and needs to be hospitalized, so I won't be able to update for the next week. Please remember not to abandon Yao Yao and wait for my return...

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Well, the villains never really get a good ending, while the protagonist seems to be just a tool. He says a few things, exposes some secrets, and then leaves, without leaving any achievements or gains. Every story seems to be driven by the protagonist, but it's all the same whether there's a protagonist or not.