There are always people in our lives whom we cannot forget. These obsessions run too deep to fade away, and gradually erode the small worlds. That's why the Quick Transmigration Bureau established a special department to help the dead fulfill their uncompleted wishes.
Is there someone you feel you owe? A dream you never fulfilled? A life you wish you could change?
If so, make a wish to Them.
Gu Mingyue is an SSS-rank powerhouse in the Quick Transmigration Bureau. She had already retired and was happily enjoying her quiet life, but one day she was unexpectedly dragged back in. Not only had she been transferred to a different department, but her direct superior was Them.
Gu Mingyue: ...
They (smiling without smiling): I hear you have some complaints.
Gu Mingyue (forcing a laugh): Not at all. I love working, and work loves me.
And so Gu Mingyue grumbled her way back into the grind.
Small worlds:
World One: Spoiled heiress × bullied boy
My world has always been full of blooming flowers, but one day I happened to see a ray of moonlight swallowed by darkness. For some reason, that image keeps circling in my mind. I want to save him. Please, help me save him.
World Two: Starstruck fan × gloomy celebrity
Have you ever seen a star fall? Its dazzling light was gradually snuffed out... But someone as kind and gentle as him shouldn't have to end up this way. Can you help him? I'll trade everything I have.
World Three: Undefeated woman general × exiled young prince of an enemy kingdom
Others: To be determined
It ended so quickly and was well written. My favorite is the story about the star-chasing girl and the talented singer. The stars surround the shining moon, and the bright moon only shines on that star. But in the end, the moon dims. How can the stars continue to shine without the light of the moon? The stars only want to shine for the moon. After reading the end, I really want to write a he for this story. The stars can always accompany the bright moon😢
The second world is so beautiful, so beautiful, and the stars will always be with you
It's okay, maybe I'm not used to this kind of writing,