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N Qiao’s Quick Transmigration: The Awakened Cannon Fodder Has Her Own Mind
N Qiao’s Quick Transmigration: The Awakened Cannon Fodder Has Her Own Mind Plot:
Ordinary office worker N Qiao is accidentally drawn into a quick transmigration system, each time reincarnated as a doomed cannon fodder in novels. She followed the script all previous times, until she became a destroyed-country princess deprived by the original heroine—she awakened self-awareness and refused to step aside for others’ love. She fights back for survival, finds the system has secrets and the protagonist is not what they seem. Breaking the track, she gains true love while advancing her career, unveils the quick transmigration world’s mysteries, and stages a highly enjoyable romantic counterattack drama.
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