The Cannon Fodder in Quick Transmigration Refuses the Usual Path

Shen Anning, a university student plagued by two decades of bad luck, finally caught a lucky break—Only to die the day before her fortune arrived.

Maybe her resentment was just too intense, because right before death, she got bound to a wish-fulfillment system, kicking off her journey across multiple worlds.

But after meticulously selecting her, the poor system regrets it every day:

Why is my host always so unpredictable?!

Cannon fodder palace maid in the Qing court

Palace intrigue? No thanks. She clutches the son of a guaranteed-to-rise prince and snacks on drama with her besties.

Neglected stepdaughter facing emotional ab*se in the 1970s

Sent down to the countryside? Nope—she sends her s*umbag dad packing instead.

Cannon fodder peasant girl in ancient times

The suffering wife of a poor scholar? Anyone who wants him can have him!

Ex-girlfriend in a dog-blood CEO romance

Love-brained fool? Not her. Even dogs wouldn’t eat that trope.

Cannon fodder ranked ninth in the imperial court

(Details not expanded in synopsis)

Little maid from Dream of the Red Chamber

(Red Chamber-inspired arc)

Village girl cannon fodder in the 1960s

(Typical retro countryside setting)

The “legitimate eldest son” cannon fodder in ancient times

(FL presumably gender-bent or disguised)

Top-tier human furnace in a cultivation story

Used and discarded? Not happening.

Mother of a luckless “Child of Destiny” in a xianxia world

Save the world? Nah—she’d rather ascend and leave it all behind.

Unlucky princess forced to marry an ugly man under Emperor Renzong

(Historical heartache turned freedom arc?)

Beautiful widow in the 1960s

(Retro femme fatale energy)

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