Su Su is bound to a System. Her mission is to save the pitiful characters in each world and help them grow up well.
The boy in the first world she transmigrates to is a pitiful soul, unloved by both his father and mother. She raises him like a child, but as time goes by, she realizes something is wrong.
The boy's gaze on her is unusually intense, and he often repeats the same question: "Su Su, please don't leave me, okay?"
Of course. Once her mission is complete, she'll leave, and by then the boy won't even remember she exists.
So she repeats, again and again, "Don't worry, Xiao Yan. I'll never leave you."
Her soothing words work wonderfully. The System tells her that it's almost time, so she tries even harder to reassure the boy.
But the mission is complete. Why can't she leave yet?
The System suddenly appears and tells her tearfully, "Waaah, I'm sorry, Host. The System has a problem. You can't leave."
What is she supposed to do about the man beside her, whose gaze has already turned gloomy?
Is it true that if a child is lost and there is another child, the lost child will be forgotten?
It's okay, but the male protagonist in the back feels quite annoying. I don't know why. It's really cool that Jiaojiao fights for the male protagonist in a boxing match. Well, well, it's worth watching.
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Not bad, short novel, I personally like it better, personal opinion, if you don't like it, don't criticize it, sisters who like it, please give it a try [you taste it carefully] [you taste it carefully] [you taste it carefully]
It's so beautiful. It's really a wonderful novel. Although the chapters are a bit short, each chapter is written very long and with great care.
Good-looking, good-looking, good-looking
Perfect, pretty good, let's just say
Very nice, really good, unexpected ending
Very pretty, I like it very much😘😘😘😘