Protagonist is transmigrated from a zombie apocalypse world, into the body of a cross-dressing emperor. She transmigrates with the memory of her body owner's future... more>> death, and immediately decides to f*ck sh*t up and openly hate on her mother's family (who were the ones that killed her). She is overly powerful with abilities and also has no sense of ancient sensibilities and secret schemes. So she just decided to bulldoze straight into conflicts. <<less

MC is a transmigrated modern woman who has a tendency to act like one as well. She's assertive and kind of rude, and doesn't understand... more>> nor adhere to a lot of social niceties.  <<less

I actually read this years ago so don't quote me on this, but the MC is a weirdo whose actions are in the realm of... more>> bizarre. I remember enjoying this novel for a while despite its constant increasing power levels and bad cliches- I at least thought the dying trope was consistent and funny. But at some point I starting hitting the intense homophobic jokes and it just got... Less funny. I ended up dropping this, but I can attest that it was a really good read for a long while. <<less

Immensely powerful yet extremely lazy protagonist. She basically only thinks about eating and sleeping.

I've only read part of the first arc of this, but so far the protagonist gets thrown into a horrifying situation, just goes 'Meh' and... more>> pretty much just spends her time eating and sleeping. <<less

Protagonist was a cat. A literal cat. Transmigrated into the body of a spiritual cat who has had a human form for a long time.... more>> You can imagine all of the misunderstandings and cultural mishaps that causes. <<less

Lesbians/Yuri. Short story. Protagonist is a shameless thigh hugger.

Money obsessed protagonist who is a cross-dressed married 'man'.

Technically from the male fiance's POV, but i'll include this because the focus is on the transmigrated "self-proclaimed villianess", who is very much an oddity... more>> to her fiance. <<less

Protagonist is an alien in the body of a human schoolgirl. She tends to overdo things by a lot.

Protagonist is cultivation obsessed and doesn't really give a sh*t about inter-personal relationships.

Protagonist is a tiger God? I think? She deliberately transmigrated to find a husband. Her husband intially sees her as a mistreated beautiful and frail... more>> woman- when in really she is a gluttonous, monstrously strong tigress in a human body.  <<less

Quick transmigration. Bloodthirsty food-obsessed protagonist. The relationship between the protagonist and ML is really interesting, I'm not going to spoil anything, but they squabble a lot, don't conform to gender-specific relationship roles, and don't even like each other when they first get together. ... more>>

I'm gonna say I really like this novel because it focuses on the budding romantic relationship between the two, without really being all that romantic at most times, and is a pretty realistic take on slowly growing love for a fantasy worldhopper novel. It also has an interesting take on the quick transmigration premise too, so there's that. <<less

This novel is by the same author as "Coming of the Villain Boss" and you can tell. The MC (Shi Sheng) is similar to "Coming of the Villain Boss"'s MC, in that they are both bloodthirsty women with little patience for scheming. However, Shi Sheng is not a foodie, and is more bloodthirsty with no rhyme or reason than her counterpart. Shi Sheng is also very much a perv around her husband- who seems even more delicate and pampered than his counterpart. ... more>>

Honestly, if I had to choose between "Coming of the Villain Boss" and this novel, I personally prefer the former. "Coming of the Villain Boss" explores the relationship between the main couple a little bit better than this novel, and the protagonists actually seem to have a reason for world hopping. Furthermore, while Shi Sheng is definitely Cuckoolander, she has more sense than her counterpart- which is the opposite of what I'm going for here! <<less