Comedy

When Feng Yi was struggling after a business failure, his great-aunt's private butler came to him with a massive inheritance. Feng Yi asked, "There are so many people in my generation, why did she leave it to me?" The butler replied, "You have the most pleasing appearance." Feng Yi touched his own sharp, angular face. "Her eyesight must be excellent!" However, after inheriting the fortune, his whole person started to feel… off. Strong? Handsome? Wild? Awesome? (I traded my intelligence for it.) (not really)

“Ah… it’s finally the ending.”

After falling asleep drunk on beer, I woke up inside a terrible fantasy novel.

For an entire year, I lived exactly as the trash author intended. Following the original story, I saved the world from the Demon King and finally met my death.

While waiting to wake up back in my original world.

But then…

[Ding!]
[Even when Part 1 ends, the story continues!
And thus begins Part 2!
Welcome to I’ve Ended Up As the World-Saving Saint !]

‘That cursed hack actually wrote a Part 2?!’

“You scam artist! Forget everything else—just send me back to my original world!!!”

In the end, I struck a deal with the terrible author: If I finished Part 2 without anyone discovering my true identity, I’d be sent back home.

“So Part 2 is a childcare story? Fine. I’ll speedrun this damned childcare arc.”

The problem was that Part 2 shared the same world setting as Part 1, so I kept running into my former companions.

And somehow, every single one of them had turned completely strange.

“What the hell happened to these people?”

On top of that, the duchess whose body I possessed was hiding an enormous secret…

“Caw?!”

Will I ever make it back home?

Male Lead: Leonhart Jenetic Filio
The third prince of the Filio Empire and one of the companions who defeated the Demon King alongside Adela five years ago. He has since become a swordmaster. Having been relentlessly tormented by Adrianne in the past, he harbors a hatred toward her bordering on disgust. Because of his lingering guilt toward Adela, Leonhart finds himself opposing Adrianne over the construction of a statue currently underway… yet the traces of Adela he senses within Adrianne leave him deeply conflicted.

Female Lead: Adrianne Ivrante
Before possessing someone else’s body, she was an architecture student. In Part 1, I’ve Ended Up As the World-Saving Hero, she possessed the body of the spirit swordswoman Adela and succeeded in saving the world. However, instead of returning to her original world, she ends up possessing the villain Adrianne from Part 2, I’ve Ended Up As the World-Saving Saint. In order to return home, she must bring the story of Part 2 to its conclusion… but she can’t stop worrying about how her former companions have changed because of her death.

"Shameless Xia Ping! You stole my secret manuals, snatched my pills, and even took my fiancée! We cannot live under the same sky!" "He is the shame of the martial dao, a parasite upon humanity; he is a total piece of scum." "He stops at nothing. He even steals lollipops from three-year-olds and won't help an old lady cross the street." "He causes trouble everywhere. The geniuses of every major family have been thrashed by him; it is enough to incite the wrath of both gods and men!" On Planet Yanhuang, countless martial experts gnashed their teeth at Xia Ping, wishing they could grind his bones to dust and scatter his ashes to the wind. Yet, facing this mountain of hatred, Xia Ping calmly pulled up the "Super Hatred System" interface. He stroked his chin while looking at the various treasures displayed. I have already gathered so many Hate Points. I wonder if I should exchange them for the Saint-grade Chaos Pill, the peerless Tathagata Palm, or perhaps the divine Universe Cauldron? What a headache.  

The little villain Chu Xi, who is enveloped in love, has three favorite things: 1. Being served and held in the palm of everyone's hand. 2. Listening to others praise him in various ways. 3. Watching others get annoyed by him. 001 discovered that its current host was very special, spoiled, and tyrannical, with a hint of maliciousness, but not very bright. This perspective should make the audience feel intrigued and empathetic towards 001's internal conflict and perception of the host. He must also have some backing; otherwise, why could the host get by with a few kisses and hugs that others had to slave away for across several worlds to earn in Points? What was even more infuriating was that he was stingy with his large pile of points, choosing instead to exploit a perfectly upright and honest system every day. Only under special circumstances would he call it System Brother. Usually, it was "stupid System" this and "idiot System" that... Only 001 knew the bitterness in its heart. It tried to convince itself that these were terms of endearment, but it still silently blocked the more unpleasant words. It really didn't want to be called "idiot f*cking System." exceptional It's little host had no backbone and was quick to admit his mistakes. But the moment others showed the slightest sign of yielding, he would immediately push his luck and act tyrannically. Yet, the people he bullied were all happy to endure it, even fighting for the chance to be bullied by him. ① The shou is number one in beauty. The Split Gong is pure in body and mind. There are no romantic plotlines in the original stories. ② The shou has a bad temper and will hit people when displeased, but his combat ability is zero.

“Dad, you want me to play a spoiled, arrogant rich kid… but I’m too honest for that. How am I supposed to pull it off?” “No need to act. Just tone it down a little.” … His father is Su Rui, once known as the strongest soldier-king. His mother is Junshi, a legendary tactician once feared across battlefields. And his name is Su Wuji. He inherited both the strongest body and the sharpest mind. But he only wanted one thing—to slack off and rot in peace. Day after day, he indulged in wine, women, and wild nights. Nightclubs. Yachts. Scandals. Pretty faces on his arm. And a reputation that stank to high heaven. Everyone who knew him thought the same: This guy? A waste of a good bloodline. But no one imagined that behind that useless facade… was the ‘Shadow Heir’ of the Su Family. He stood in the dark, stirred the storm, and sent tremors through the world of light. The Su Family—once hailed as the number one family under heaven—had hidden their name for twenty-five years. Time buried their glory. The world forgot their name. But now, as Su Wuji cast aside the mask of the useless playboy, the strongest bloodline rose from the ashes. The storm had returned.    

Ding, you helped an ant carry food, Wish Value +1. Ding, you crushed a mosquito's wish to suck blood, Free Attribute Point +1. Ding, you fulfilled a beautiful nurse’s wish, Wish Value +1... What? You say you're an academic prodigy? Ding, Wish successful, you acquire the skill Photographic Memory! What? You're great at basketball? Ding, Throwing Mastery activated, current hit rate 100%! A rich second-generation wants to hire a star lawyer to sue me? Look up Rhetoric Genius, I'll sweep the entire courtroom with my silver tongue. Is the foreigner an expert in free combat? Give me Tai Chi Mastery, and I'll show you what traditional martial arts are all about! A certain shameless person said, "System, look, I'm still single!" Ding, Wish successful, you acquire a beautiful CEO wife. A young man from the bottom of society obtains the Super Wish System and, from then on, achieves everything he wishes for, climbing to the pinnacle of life!

[Cold & Smoldering Heir vs. Poetic, Poverty-Stricken Maid] [Campus Romance + Sweet Love + Dual Virgin + Pure Satisfaction]

When Lin Xi first met Song Xu, he mistook her for an escort sent to "accompany" him for the night.

"Are you even of age?" he asked, his voice frost-chilled.

"I just turned eighteen," Lin Xi replied, handing him her ID. "It’s my first time doing this, but I promise I’ll be very thorough."

Song Xu’s eyebrows shot up. "Your... first time?"

Lin Xi nodded with complete sincerity. "Yes. If you’re satisfied with my service, I’m hoping for a long-term arrangement. Two or three times a week would be ideal, and we can always negotiate the price."

"A long-term arrangement?" Song Xu crossed his arms, his gaze darkening with a dangerous edge. "And how exactly do you plan to prove that your body is 'clean'?"

Without a word, Lin Xi pulled out her official health certificate.

—

Later, the once-aloof campus idol transformed into a clingy, overgrown puppy who refused to leave Lin Xi’s side for a single second.

"Xixi, just one kiss. Please?"

"No," Lin Xi said, pressing her palm against his face as she tried to retreat into the blankets. "You’re a liar. It’s never just 'one' kiss with you."

Song Xu didn't let her escape. He swept her back into his arms, his voice dropping to a low, husky whisper. "Well, if you won’t give me one willingly, then I suppose we’ll have to do much, much more."

"1970s Setting + Native + Self-Interested MC + Wish-Fulfillment + No Frustrating Plotlines + Family Drama + No Military Romance + No Cheat System + Maybe Slightly Unhinged?"

A high-combat-power heroine who just wants a good life × a genuinely gorgeous but sickly hero

Also known as: Moving to the City and Marrying Up in the '70s—I Just Want to Live a Good Life

Content Warning: The male lead is somewhat of a "pampered husband" type, and the female lead is extremely money-minded.

There was a notorious figure in Kaoshan Village.

At five, she blew up the outhouse with her grandmother inside.

At six and a half, she shaved her grandfather's head in the middle of the night.

At seven, she set the woodshed on fire.

At eight, she chased several of her uncles around the village with a knife.

After years of waiting, the Su family finally saw her reach adulthood. They wished upon every star and every moon for only one thing:

That this crazy girl would finally get married and leave.

Su Fu lived up to her name "Fu" meaning comfort. If anyone made her uncomfortable...

they were going to be the ones who suffered for it.

“A silly sweet romance: super-strong cute girl vs. overly controlling “ghost-like” boss”. I found a job as a cook in an assassin family. The pay is high, the work is easy, and the employer is even pleasing to the eye. Everything seems perfect—except that this family is a bit… strange. On my first day at work, the boss handed me a maid outfit and said it was my chef uniform. On my second day, the boss gave me a bottle of poison and told me to add it to the daily meals. Me: “0, 0 … Do I put it in everyone’s food?” Boss: “All of it.” On my third day, the boss came again and said the poison wasn’t enough—the family didn’t enjoy their meal properly. Me: “……” I stared at the bottle of poison and started questioning my life. Could it be a seasoning that enhances flavor? Then maybe… I should add more. Everyone knows how terrifying the world’s top assassin family is. But no one knows their real horror. Until one day, people saw a cute maid wearing a maid outfit, swinging a frying pan, and easily taking down a giant beast several times her size—then dragging it back into her kitchen. As expected of an assassin family—even their maid is this powerful! What people don’t know is that this cute little cook is actually the real terror. Her “dark cuisine” is unmatched in the world. Anyone who eats her cooking experiences shock, fear, and a face twisted in pain. Only one long-haired boss, after tasting it, nods in admiration and says: “Your cooking has improved again.” Others: “??!”

Kunlun Hospital is a well-known private hospital in the area, divided into an East Wing and a West Wing. Ordinary people receive treatment in the East Wing, while the West Wing has supposedly been under renovation for years and is said to be unused. One day, a patient accidentally wanders into the West Wing and discovers that it is actually full of patients—though every one of them seems rather strange. A sign stands in the first-floor lobby: Patients experiencing excessive shedding outside of molting season should register with the Psychiatry Department. The Cosmetic Department does not diagnose this condition! At the reception desk, a nurse trims her nails while her fluffy tail curls around a phone as she watches variety shows. Kunlun West Wing is home to a beautiful doctor named Hai Chui Sha, renowned throughout the non-human world for her exceptional medical skills and gentle bedside manner. Countless gods, demons, spirits, and monsters pretend to be sick just for a chance to see her. "Doctor Hai, my tail hurts a little..." Hai Chui Sha: "Sitting too much can injure your tail. Get up and exercise more." "Doctor Hai, my eyes feel dry..." Hai Chui Sha: "Spend less time looking at your phone." "Doctor Hai, my chest hurts. It hurts whenever I see you..." Hai Chui Sha: "..." Hai Chui Sha: "Terminal illness. No cure." Main Couple Yi Guang — a depressed, tragic, yet powerful fox immortal Hai Chui Sha — a human female doctor Mini-Theater When the fox immortal Yi Guang awakens, he discovers that the world has changed. Evil spirits and curses roam everywhere, disastrous romantic afflictions are rampant, and worst of all— His fox shrine is gone. In its place stands a hospital. Yi Guang pokes Hai Chui Sha with his tail. "You've occupied my shrine." Hai Chui Sha replies, "You're injured. You need to be hospitalized for treatment." As a result, not only does Yi Guang fail to reclaim his shrine, he also ends up owing Hai Chui Sha money. Later... Yi Guang wonders: "How did she end up occupying me too?"

[Transmigration | 1v1 | Happy Ending | Sweet Pet | Bickering Rivals-to-Lovers] A Sharp-Tongued Little Sun × A Sarcastic Villainous Demon King

Note: No forced romance quests. The FL grows at her own pace — she's no dead weight. Slow-burn romance. If you want an OP steamroll from chapter one, this isn't for you.

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Fang Weizhao is having a very bad day.

She transmigrated into a novel and, within the first second, somehow killed a demonic serpent while nearly bleeding out. The system that's supposed to guide her? Glitching. She didn't catch a single quest. And before she can process any of it, she's free-falling from the sky — only to be caught by a stranger with a pleasant voice who promptly knocks her unconscious.

Something about this transmigration is definitely off.

—

When a colossal beast lunges to tear her apart, Fang Weizhao forces herself to look at the one person who could intervene but won't. Xiao Ciyu. The villain she was never supposed to pick up.

Blood pours from her mouth. Her robes soak crimson. Her voice shakes — but her conviction doesn't.

She smiles. Lifts her left hand with the last of her strength. And flips him off.

"Go. To. Hell."

You bastard. Think you're so impressive? You think I wanted to transmigrate here? Like hell I came to save you. I don't want any of this.

—

Xiao Ciyu had always believed no one would ever accept the ruins of his soul.

Then a single tear — trembling with worry, unmistakably for him — fell and struck him square in the heart.

And love, once nothing but vague, indecipherable strokes on a page, suddenly had a face.

Hers.

“Post-apocalyptic setting, superpowers, single female lead, guaranteed sweetness…”

【Anyone who’s ever dated their nemesis knows this…】
【A Guide to Raising Your Archrival】

Smack—
An Muning hurled his phone away.

“Knows this?”
He doesn’t know anything about it!

【Since you only like zombies and have no interest in me, hugging should be fine, right?】
【Since you’re not into me anyway, one kiss shouldn’t matter, right?】
【Since you don’t have feelings for me, sleeping together should be fine too, right?】

In the middle of the night, he woke up and turned to look at the woman sleeping soundly beside him.

“…Wait. Were you grooming me into falling for you this whole time?!”

Alternate-era setting + transmigration into a novel + rebirth + sweet romance + ensemble cast + system-tormenting. In the 1980s, Zhang Yaning—an older single woman—finally gets married through a blind date. Her husband is handsome, wealthy, and a promising young military officer with a perfect set of eight-pack abs. Just as she’s happily enjoying married life, a newly moved-in family next door suddenly shatters her dream. She realizes that she was actually reborn into a period novel, becoming nothing more than a background character in the book “The Village Girl Follows the Army: A Sweet Military Marriage.” The novel mainly tells the story of a modern woman who accidentally transmigrates into the body of a village girl supporting the army, becoming the female lead opposite the military-officer hero. Forced into marriage with the transmigrated heroine, the male lead gradually falls for her kindness and resilient personality as they spend more time together…

A poor scholar, Xu Ke, carrying a modern soul, travels through time and space. With five thousand taels of silver as betrothal gifts, he marries Yingchun, a concubine-born daughter of the Jia family. On the journey back from the wedding, the county magistrate’s deputy makes trouble, and disgruntled commoners block the road crying out for justice. Xu Ke publicly settles the case, and with just a few words exposes the false accusation. Everything begins with this first challenge from the county magistrate’s deputy on the way back from the wedding procession.

Qin Zheng, a modern infrastructure engineer, transmigrates into the body of a Crown Princess. However, instead of a life of luxury or palace intrigue, she wakes up to a collapsing empire. As the enemy breaches the gates, a eunuch hands her a length of white silk, advising her to "die with dignity." To buy time and avoid forced suicide, Qin Zheng rushes to the bedside of her dying husband, the Crown Prince, and puts on an Oscar-worthy performance of a grieving wife. Chu Chengji, the legendary founding emperor of the Great Chu Dynasty, was a man who spent his life on the battlefield and died young without an heir. Upon opening his eyes, he finds himself reincarnated into the body of his own descendant—a useless Crown Prince presiding over the fall of the empire he built. Furious that his descendants squandered his legacy, he decides to rebuild his kingdom from scratch. As for the "fragile" wife weeping at his bedside? He is unimpressed: “Women will only slow down the speed of my restoration!” The Founding Emperor spends every night knocking on the Empress’s door: "Zheng'er, can I come back to the room to sleep now?" When military funds run dry, the Crown Prince turns around and loots his own ancestral tombs. He hands the funeral treasures to his wife to fund the army, leaving Qin Zheng wondering: Is my husband’s brain broken, or is he just a tactical genius? Wen Yu, the most celebrated noble beauty of the capital, sees her world shatter when her family falls and her country collapses. While fleeing to seek help from her fiancé, she is forced into the company of a crude "thug" named Xiao Li. Born in a brothel and infamous for his violence, Xiao Li is everything the refined Wen Yu despises. Despite their mutual hatred, Xiao Li carries her on his back through a rainy night with broken bones, risking his life to escort her six hundred miles to safety. On the eve of her wedding to another man, he breaks into her room, soaked by rain, and begs: "Don't marry that Prince. I will restore the Liang Kingdom for you. I will avenge your clan." Wen Yu’s response is cold and pragmatic: "I want soldiers and power. Do you have them?" Years later, a new power—Northern Wei—sweeps through the central plains. The Prince who Wen Yu married surrenders and offers her as a gift to the Wei Emperor. The man who dismounts from the horse is none other than Xiao Li. He uses a blood-stained sword to lift her chin and asks chillingly: "Wen Yu, what kind of trash did you end up marrying?" The world thinks he hates her, but behind closed doors, he is a trapped beast. Even after chaining her with gold, he presses his forehead against hers with a fragile, desperate look: "I have the soldiers now. I have the power. Will you marry me?"

Synopsis Ye Chuan is a man of contradictions: a brilliant poet known as the “Poet Immortal,” and a battlefield commander who holds real power over a vast army. By chance and circumstance, he becomes entangled with the royal family, drawn into court politics, family rivalries, and the delicate balance between nations.   What begins as a disputed engagement soon turns into a struggle involving succession, alliances, and personal ambition. Faced with scheming relatives, competing claimants, and open challenges to his position, Ye Chuan responds with a mix of calm confidence, sharp wit, and decisive action. His marriage ties him to imperial authority, while his military strength and literary reputation make him impossible to ignore.   As tensions rise between two countries and the imperial court grows increasingly unstable, Ye Chuan finds himself pushed toward the center of power—sometimes against his own intentions. Whether dealing with provocation, threats of revenge, or calls to take responsibility for the future of the realm, he moves steadily forward, shaping events rather than being swept along by them.   This is a historical novel about power, strategy, and identity, following a protagonist who navigates war and politics with reason rather than excess, and whose rise to prominence feels both inevitable and quietly earned.