After Seven Failed Conquests, the System Helped Me Make a Getaway

Wen Ruonuan is the heroine of a novel, and she gets bound to a System that makes her win over the male lead.

This is completely unnecessary. Does a heroine really need to win over the male lead?

If they’re destined to be together and the author has arranged their happy ending, why does she need to work for it?

Miracle feels like a useless extra who’s so unnecessary she might as well not even be there.

But after the first, second, and third times... watching the heroine die in all kinds of ways finally gets Miracle to sit up. What the heck? The heroine can fail to win over the male lead seven times? Let’s see the replay... After watching it, Miracle is furious. Forget the mission, and forget that male lead!

That’s what she says! The heroine can shine on her own. That’s just fine!

After enduring seven lifetimes of torment, Wen Ruonuan thinks she has finally used up her chance to rewind time and can be free. But when she opens her eyes, she’s back at the very beginning... Why has the plot started all over again? Haven’t I already died seven times?

Miracle rubs her hands together. “Host, lie flat. This System will carry you!”

It’s just a plot. She’ll simply walk away from the whole mess. If a mighty System like her can’t even deal with a plot, she might as well quit.

Wen Ruonuan lies flat and gives up, occasionally having a meltdown, and thoroughly enjoys herself. Carried by the System all the way, she successfully escapes the plot, gets a contract terminating her role in the story, and even raises a little best-friend-in-training.

[Open ending] [Complete] [Leans toward a bad ending]