After Rong Qian Ning wakes up, the World-Saving System has updated into a System for Saving Heroines in Tragic Romance Novels. She will enter worlds made up of tragic romances and save the heroines who were supposed to have brilliant lives.
Rong Qian Ning: It went from saving the world to saving people. System, you sure know how to update.
In a campus novel, the heroine has ranked first for three years straight and is a shoo-in for top scorer, but the day before the college entrance exam, her scumbag boyfriend tricks her into his room. She can only watch as the exam time passes, then becomes his personal maid. Later, he takes her to banquets as a plaything, where classmates who used to be beneath her mock her without restraint.
Rong Qian Ning narrows her eyes and immediately brings the heroine to live with her in the teachers' dormitory.
In a CEO romance, the heroine is a rising violin star, but a scumbag forcibly claims her. The night before an important competition, he maliciously binds her wrists, leaving them horribly swollen on the day of the event. After the judges laugh at her, she is permanently blacklisted.
Rong Qian Ning grits her teeth and drives the scumbag out to a desolate place.
In an imperial examination novel, the heroine disguises herself as a man and takes the exams to clear her father's name, only to be deceived by a scumbag. On the day of the palace examination, her identity is exposed and she is thrown into the imperial prison. The scumbag rescues her and tricks her into rebelling to clear her father's name. Only after they succeed does she learn that the scumbag's people were the ones who framed her father.
Rong Qian Ning clenches her fists and immediately whispers into the emperor's ear.
It has a pretty cliché storyline (not a mass plot of heart-rending and kidney-plucking), and the original heroine has also changed significantly. Although the original heroine needs to be saved, there are also funny parts. To me, the relationship between the current male and female protagonists is quite passionate. The writing is quite good, and I highly recommend it.
It's good to watch, the plot is very interesting and touching.