After the Second Playthrough, the CP-Less Female Lead Kneels and Begs Me for Forgiveness [Quick Transmigration]

After Shao Xibei dies tragically, she gets bound to a renegade system. The system demands that she travel to worlds with no-CP female leads and (Capture their hearts ) them making these women abandon their careers and focus solely on love.

In order to be revived, Shao Xibei resigns herself to becoming a shameless simp for no-CP female leads.

First world:
The female lead cultivates the Path of Passion and is a true sea-queen. Shao Xibei is one of her many devoted “dogs.” After struggling to stand out among the crowd, she finally wins the sea-queen’s favor only to be killed by her. Literally killed. Heart ripped out and all.

Second world:
The female lead is a fallen woman obsessed with revenge. Shao Xibei becomes the rich but foolish young miss she uses as a pawn. In the end, the female lead successfully takes revenge and builds her own business empire, while Shao Xibei’s family is destroyed and she loses everything only to discover that it was all carefully orchestrated by the female lead from the start.

Third world
Fourth world
……

After finally clearing all the worlds, the system informs her that everything must be redone.

Shao Xibei throws a tantrum, rolling on the ground:
“I gave the female leads my heart and soul, and they ripped out my heart and guts in return! You might as well throw me into a pile of caterpillars—I’d rather die than go back!”

System: ……
“This time, you’ll be targeting the female leads’ rivals. Complete the missions and you can be revived.”

Thus begins the second playthrough.

But why is it that everywhere she goes, she keeps running into female leads with dark, gloomy expressions?

Shao Xibei:
“System, the female lead looks like she wants to kill me especially when I’m with her rival. It’s like she hates me for stealing her wife!”

The system glances at the affection meter, already at 100:
“Don’t overthink it. No-CP female leads don’t have romantic feelings.”

One-sentence Summary: No real feelings just acting skills.

Theme: A hope that everyone learns to cherish the people right in front of them.