Quick Transmigration: Kill All Old Loves, Settle Scores with Those Who Betrayed Me

Her name is Shutong. She died, but not completely.

After binding with the system "Tuantuan," she becomes a "tasker" who fulfills the final wishes of the dead—entering a refugee camp to send a little girl home, entering the apocalypse to build a lighthouse, entering the underworld to persuade a soul that has stood there for three hundred years to reincarnate.

She cannot manage the affairs of the living, but she will do everything she can to complete the wishes of the dead.

Yet in every instance, she discovers the same copper coin. Her name is engraved on it.

A peddler in the refugee camp, a remnant soul in the underworld, a lighthouse keeper in the apocalypse, merchants on the desert road, a letter from thirty years ago on the radio... the same figure keeps brushing past her again and again. He does not remember her, but in every life he carves a copper coin, plants a tree, repairs a lamp, and paves a road.

Using a hundred lifetimes of time to leave traces in every corner she passes through.

It is an instinct carved into the soul: you must find that person, even if you forget everything.

From the flustered chaos of the first instance to the gentle determination of the twentieth, Shutong helps countless people fulfill their wishes, and finally discovers that there has always been one person looking for her. She was never alone.

Guixu, the end of all roads. He is there, waiting for a hundred lifetimes.

“You waited for me for a hundred lifetimes. This life, I’ll wait for you.”

Open the first chapter. You won’t regret it.