I somehow ended up as a transmigrated errand-runner. No System, no companions, not even a single hint. My only special privilege was choosing which people in need to help with each task.
But in the end, even that one golden finger was taken away. And the identity of a transmigrated errand-runner turned out to be a lie, too.
Born without a heartstring, how can I love anyone?
I began to wonder why I had to complete these tasks at all.
But if this was the only meaning my life had, then I could only grit my teeth and keep going.
At least I always had one little shadow tagging along behind me.
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Two nearly eternal souls travel between worlds, saving each other along the way.
(Heads-up: The plot moves slowly, and the female lead grows over time. Nearly everyone is put through the wringer early on. From the start, the female lead is weak and the male lead is strong; later, the focus shifts to the ensemble cast, and the female lead is strong while the male lead is weak.)
In addition to the mechanical appearance of the heroine, I liked it, but the plot was really not that good, and I found it very frustrating to watch. I have only watched the first two worlds so far. The core of the plot is like an ancient romance. They are all dedicated to the male protagonist and help him reach the top. I don't see any substantial benefits for the female protagonist. On the contrary, the female protagonist is often injured. Anyway, she is very frustrated. The female protagonist really can't stand it anymore. In the plot, the male protagonist often describes the female protagonist's breasts as "dark eyes", which makes people feel particularly uncomfortable.
The title of the book is seriously inconsistent with the content