After Quick Transmigration as Cannon Fodder, I Crush the Worst Villains with Absolute Strength

I want to ask the author, is the "feel-good" story you're tagging really true? Is the "big shot" title genuine? Are you sure you're not writing a tragic story? In one world, the female lead's younger brother dies, and she's powerless and furious; in another world, all the fairies protecting her die, and she's powerless and furious again? Does the author have some misunderstanding about what a "feel-good" story is?

I want to ask the author, is the "feel-good" story you're tagging really true? Is the "big shot" title genuine? Are you sure you're not writing a tragic story? In one world, the female lead's younger brother dies, and she's powerless and furious; in another world, all the fairies protecting her die, and she's powerless and furious again? Does the author have some misunderstanding about what a "feel-good" story is?

The "illegitimate daughter" trope is really a matter of opinion; everyone has their own version of the truth. Even if the female lead transmigrates into the body of the legal wife, she'll still have to help the original owner wreak havoc on concubines, mistresses, and illegitimate children. Whether she does it willingly or unwillingly, taking away other people's share will inevitably make her a target.

The Sweet and Wild Boss in Quick Transmigration This is another quick transmigration novel of mine without a romantic pairing; it's already finished.

They all died accidentally, which made me think I could just go for the AA (split the bill) and not even want to watch anymore. To put it simply, getting down to business is annoying. Look at what happens in real life; haha, everyone in the quilt dies together, even if they were poisoned, it's almost the same.