[PS. Read arc 4!!!]

If you're looking for a drama-free romance that involves quick transmigration, then this is for you. The story is interesting because in every world, the ML has a different personality. This can be fun as the FL then has to adapt to the situation in that world and make the ML inseparable from herself. Why is she doing so:

It's a 1v1 story. ML's soul is fragmented and she's going into the worlds to find the pieces of his soul. This is mentioned very early on, so it's not really a spoiler. The FL also mentions that she does not need to be the ML's lover. She's sticking close to him in order to heal him. She just finds being a lover the easiest path to take to be by his side since parents/friends cannot be with a person entirely from the start to the end of their lives like a lover can. But, like many reviewers mentioned, it can be a bit hard to get into the story worlds because of how detached the FL is. This is an example from the novel:

That's why it feels as if the FL does not develop feelings at all for the ML. But! When she's in the worlds, she does her "job" wholeheartedly. Do take note that in arc 5 iirc, she realizes that she has fallen for the ML!

FL then realizes that and she tries to distance herself from the ML but she fails. Then she tells herself that it's fine to enjoy it while it lasts but she'll keep her distance when she goes back to her world.

I also find that she actually has a personality of her own despite pretending to be someone else. When she takes over a character, she has to follow their personality. I did read it to the end and realize that her personality is always similar to the people she takes over: cold, ice queen exterior with a hint of warmth, and in private, mischievous and sharp-tongued. MAJOR CONS:

Unfortunately, after the bad boy student arc, all of them end abruptly. I HATE THAT. In the bad boy arc, Shu Manman's mum finding a new love was mentioned but was not expanded on. The arc ended very abruptly with no mention of their future. In the previous arcs, at least its mentioned that they died together happily, or the world went on bla bla.

After the bad boy arc, every other arc that ends would be sudden and I'll be left reeling. In fact, when FL goes back to her oriWorld and ML awakens from his coma, IT WAS ALSO ABRUPT. Like dude, can't you write that, "Finally in the last world she transmigrated to, she has collected enough shards of the ML's soul." Etc etc. NOPE, it suddenly went to the FL sitting in her new home watering her plants. UGH. ML's ori form falling for FL is a cute story but I wished the entire novel was better written.

Cute, but overall couldn’t hold my attention. Might come back later!

The general vibes from the first arc were sweet, soft, and minimal drama.
I usually love myself a 1980’s world with a soldier husband but dang if Hotshot 1 didn’t make me fall asleep. It’s cute, but rote. I felt like I was reading a story of someone going through the actions instead of getting actively involved. Pale beautiful FL feeding spiritual energy to ML whose soul is broken into different shards in different worlds, you get the gist. Each world is supposed to be a part of his soul (and personality). The writing is straightforward and blunt. No angst or drama, which is nice, but also makes it hard to keep my attention.

MTL is not too bad! I would say a 3/5 readability.

Will be back when I’m in the mood for a light-hearted read haha.