Chang Ming unexpectedly gains a System, but it turns out to be a foolish System that loves to play around and has a thing for handsome guys with six-packs. Whenever it carries out a mission, it gets distracted by good-looking men and messes things up. Chang Ming is speechless...
Yet Chang Ming and the System share an inexplicable connection. He can always hear the System's voice from within its space, and the System's true form can appear in his world. The chief commander has run countless checks, but has found no sign of any malfunction in the System.
During a dangerous mission, the System tries to teleport Chang Ming, but unexpectedly sends him straight into its space. The two collide, staring at each other in shock.
Their unusual connection often causes the System to malfunction, so they keep running into each other. But every time they meet, one of them is in an especially awkward situation...
Chang Ming develops unexpected feelings for the System, while the clueless System remains unaware, doing whatever it pleases and trying to pair Chang Ming up with other people. It often acts as a bystander, eagerly hoping to see something straight out of a romance drama.
Unable to take it any longer, Chang Ming turns to the System, which is busy watching the drama unfold, and gives it a taste of its own medicine. "You wanted to watch, didn't you? Why not experience it for yourself?"
Hoping to see the System more often, Chang Ming tries to break through the boundaries of its space. In the end, he pushes his body past its limits and uses the magnetic field between them to break through a flaw in the barrier. From then on, the System can come and go freely, spending every day with the male lead in the real world.
The System and the male lead slowly fall in love.
But the laws of the world cannot be so easily broken. Their troubles are far from over. What kind of collision will occur as the space and reality intertwine?
How will they ultimately reconcile the laws of the two worlds and truly be together?
Stay tuned!
Not bad👍There is no book that boldly puts the system and the male protagonist in love