Ling Yao grew up in an orphanage and died in a hospital bed on her eighteenth birthday. She was unexpectedly bound to a System, and in each world she experienced a different kind of special love and affection. As she carried out her missions, Ling Yao was slowly healed.
Horror World: "What, you're the heroine? Sorry, Ling Yao is the daughter of the ruler of the horror world. With a wave of my hand, ghosts and monsters will take care of you for me."
Cultivation World: "You're a cultivation genius, so what? The founding ancestor is Ling Yao's grandfather, and the sect leader calls her Great-Grandaunt."
Apocalypse World: "The strongest human? How could that be? Ling Yao hasn't even appeared yet."
Across the three thousand worlds, the villains in books aren't just stepping stones for the heroes and heroines, or disposable minions used to rack up experience. Beyond the plot, they can have lives of their own, too. After countless coincidences and an elusive sense of familiarity, Ling Yao begins to suspect that being bound to the System was no accident, but inevitable.
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
