The completed column title is After Teasing That Iceberg Sword Cultivator. Yun Qian works in the transmigration bureau and is transferred to the world-maintenance department because of her excellent performance. There, she helps heroines smoothly complete their plots across parallel worlds and gain both career and love. Yun Qian sums up her job as helping heroines fall in love, adding that her own love also counts. In world one, a mad heroine imposes a yandere forced-love route. Yun Qian is the heroine's scum-alpha ex and once told a crowd that she had only been playing around. The heroine breaks up with her in despair and successfully meets her true destined girl. Yet on the first night after the breakup, Yun Qian wakes to find the heroine sitting at the bedside staring at her grimly with a knife. Yun Qian says a breakup is no reason for dismemberment. The heroine answers that if Yun Qian breaks up, she dismembers; fair enough. Yun Qian tearfully gives in and says that if they are family they should at least stay neatly together. This arc promises a sweet and bloody love story between a darkened sickly sweet little white flower and her former scum alpha. In another world, Yun Qian is a lovestruck cannon-fodder girl secretly in love with the female second lead. She confesses in public under many eyes, is rejected, and becomes campus gossip. She goes to the ball court, finds the girl with sunny pink hair, assumes she is the second lead, and blocks her path asking her to reject the confession properly. The actual heroine answers that the rejection is done and asks her to approve her friend request. This becomes a romance between a black-lotus heroine who appears weak but repays every grievance and a cannon-fodder fangirl. In an ancient palace sweet story, Yun Qian tries to match the emperor and empress by secretly adding a little spring medicine to warmed wine, then tearfully drinks it herself. Afterwards, the heroine props herself up on an arm and asks with satisfaction why beloved consort was so impatient for imperial favor that she went to such trouble. That pairing is a cross-dressing little emperor and her supreme favored consort, supposedly truly sweet. In an entertainment-industry story, Yun Qian diligently acts the role of a green-tea best friend and goes to knock on the hotel room door in the heroine's place, only for the heroine to open it and tell her to serve her well and she will hand over money and resources. The selling point is that the heroine's career line and romance line are both fully obtained, plus a gossip hook about the woman behind the movie queen. In a substitute-lover story, Yun Qian rushes home on the heroine's birthday and drags the male lead away from the heroine's birthday banquet. Instead of weeping alone, the heroine throws her arms around Yun Qian at the airport and vows not to let her leave again. The pair there is an indomitable substitute little white flower and her white-moonlight heiress, locked together like a bicycle. In a mansion-struggle story, Yun Qian spends a fortune to buy the flower-queen heroine's first night and then gives the heroine to herself, bringing her back to the heir's residence the next day so they can begin the household battle together. The pair there is a gorgeous, scheming flower queen and her innocent, lively little commandery princess. In an apocalypse arc, Yun Qian flatters a reborn heroine only to be pinned beneath her and told she must repay what she owes with her own body. In a xianxia arc, a war god cold as frost looks at the little fox on the ground and says that she has finally come back. A note explains that the bottom role is split into slices. The synopsis then advertises True Fragrance for the Contract Marriage Partner. Law-firm coworkers suddenly receive wedding candy scented with jasmine, personally distributed by the famously frigid Lin Yu. Everyone wonders which omega managed to tame her. Lin Yu grumbles that this did not need to be so troublesome, while Xu Zhiyi gently tells her to take breakfast on the road. Lin Yu insists she is frigid and Miss Xu should respect herself. Xu Zhiyi releases pheromones and asks, really, what a pity. Lin Yu is so overwhelmed by the scent that she tosses all night and still smells of jasmine at work the next day. She feels less like she got married and more like she invited an ancestor home. That ancestor brings food, massages her, and decorates the cold house until Lin Yu starts to admit that maybe it is slightly better than living alone. One day Xu Zhiyi notices Lin Yu frantically searching for something. Lin Yu says it is nothing, but Xu Zhiyi quickly steals a heavily crossed-out sheet of paper from her pocket. After seeing only two words, Lin Yu grabs it back and shoves it straight into her mouth. Xu Zhiyi panics and demands to know why she would eat it, saying that she usually just flushes such things down the drain. Later, when someone asks how she captured elite lawyer Lin, Xu Zhiyi smiles and says she boiled the frog in warm water. Lin, the frog, protests that she does not croak. The next day Lin's friend asks why her avatar has become a frog, and Lin solemnly agrees that frogs really are no good, only for Xu Zhiyi to reveal that Lin changed her avatar to a pot last night. The couple is an apparently frigid elite lawyer alpha who falls completely for it and a gentle, devoted flower-shop-owner omega who seduces her.