At last, the gods realize that Systems have become far too widespread. The helpful ones are fine, but Systems that endanger the world must be reclaimed.
So the gods use a flower from the Other Shore as a vessel to create a girl whose sole purpose is to reclaim Systems: Shi Mu.
And so Shi Mu begins her quick-transmigration journey through all kinds of worlds.
All sorts of strange Systems: a repaying kindness with betrayal System? A good deed every day System? A happiness collection System? A villain growth System? A supporting heroine comeback System? A heroine protection System?
With all these wildly different Systems thrown together, where did they all come from, and what should be done with them?
Justice-loving Shi Mu: “A repaying kindness with betrayal System? This kind of System has to be wiped out in minutes!”
“Actually, maybe not. Why not put it on the villains’ side? It might still help justice shine a little.”
“What? There’s a heartless evil System on the villains’ side too, and it’s suppressing the repaying kindness with betrayal System so it can’t do anything?”
“A supporting heroine comeback System, a heroine protection System… Well, you two fight it out. I’ve got my snacks ready.”
“What? The heroine and the supporting heroine are caught up in a love-hate relationship, understand each other deeply, and have eloped beneath the moon?”
…Shi Mu gets it now. There are no Systems that endanger the world; the problem is that they’ve been put in the wrong place.
