After Gaining Immortality, I Became a Bystander in Various Worlds

[Longevity] + [Everyday Life] + [Lighthearted]

When Yin Su, the only god in the world, became a true god, he gave his first gift to Dada.

From then on, Dada could neither die nor be destroyed.

Dada: ???

Are you sure this is a gift and not a curse???

Ordinary girl Dada wakes up to find herself unexpectedly granted a true god’s stacked buffs, and has no idea what to do.

But that doesn’t stop her from deciding to lie flat, enjoy the drama, and step in whenever she sees injustice.

She thinks she’s ended up in a world full of ordinary people, but things get stranger and stranger as time goes on.

The fox she casually saves can talk.

The Taoist priest she casually takes out can use magic.

And you, how do you keep popping up in all my different worlds?

Yin Su: Do you think just anyone could help me through my tribulation?

Dada: System, you really are the worst.

System: So I was just part of your little game all along.

[Reading Guide]

1. Lots of creative liberties. There’s a couple, and the ending is happy. The heroine grows over time. The outline is complete, the story hasn’t gone off the rails, and it definitely won’t be abandoned.

2. The male lead isn’t split into multiple versions. Their encounters aren’t coincidences, either. The small worlds are set only in modern times and ancient times, with no apocalypse or interstellar settings.

3. Is the heroine strong and the hero even stronger? Not at all. The male lead is at his strongest at the start, when he gives her a golden finger.

4. The pacing is slow and the plot takes center stage. There are lots of little clues early on. The author might not be skilled enough to make them seem like clues, but they really are.

5. A lighthearted, funny read to enjoy over a meal, but there are some angsty chapters. A little heartbreak keeps things lively, QAQ.

Theme: May you live in peace and joy, free from worry all your life.