An Ning was reborn twice, yet across three lifetimes she never lived past the age of eighteen. The reason turned out to be a bug in the data at the Space-Time Administration: her parents had been mistaken for the male and female leads of a small world, making them targets for quick transmigration taskers.
In her first life, her father was won over, and An Ning died at just six years old.
In her second life, her mother was won over, and An Ning lived to be twelve.
In her third life, her parents divorced and each remarried. Just as An Ning was about to celebrate her eighteenth birthday, she died unexpectedly again.
An Ning: Please, can you act like decent people? Why am I always the one who gets hurt!
Perhaps the Space-Time Administration felt too guilty about what it had done to An Ning, so it gave her a fourth chance. After An Ning “shook them down,” it also granted her a golden finger: a Word Spirit Curse. She could use it only three times a day.
An Ning planted her hands on her hips and stood tall. “Taskers, stay away from our family.”
Otherwise, I’ll draw a circle and curse you!
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