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"Sorry, I never loved you." 

Xu Jiaqi was the epitome of a perfect woman. Beauty, wealth, fame, intelligence.. everything was in her palms.

She only lacked one thing.. the ability to understand love!

Due to a series of unfortunate events, she fell into her step sister and fiancé's collaborative scheme and lost her life. 

After death, a System told her that she had been rejected from the circle of rebirth! Xu Jiaqi became a task taker in order to preserve her life, going through the worlds and undertaking missions.

To her dismay, each time she received a new mission, there would always be sprinkles of love scattered around. 

Love, what love?! It was all an act to complete the missions! Listen, she never loved her targets!

"You don't love me?" The man's voice shook as his soul began to blacken and go ballistic.

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Xu Jiaqi: Hey, this guy is weird, he reminds me of the first guy we duped.
System: Don't worry about it, it's just your imagination.

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Male Lead: Qiqi, how could you leave me? Aren't we bound for three worlds and three lifetimes, never to be separated?
Xu Jiaqi: ...En? Don't misunderstand, it was all an act. All complaints will be handled by the System, I am just a humble actress.

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WSA Entry - Transmigration 
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Quick Transmigration: Sorry, I Never Loved You

All of the criminals that Xu Jiaqi purged were sent there. If they passed a certain bar of judgement, then they would be able to reenter society. If not, then they would be stuck there forever. Intemerata provided accommodation according to the citizens' ability and achievements.

Each person's actions were counted and tallied to form points that would be allocated to their citizenship card. This system did not apply to only Intemerata, but the entire continent. This made everybody easier to identify.

After one year had passed, Xu Jiaqi was satisfied with her work. Even if she was to disappear right now, everything would still be able to be carried out without her. She had left her ideas on pieces of literature as well, pouring her knowledge and thoughts into papers. Those who Xu Jiaqi deemed as worthy would inherit the pieces after she died.

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