The heroine, Shihan, uses a System to assassinate the protagonist. Later on, I’m thinking of changing it to something more like a collection of essays, since that could give the author some more unusual inspiration and offer readers something fresh.
First mission: The apocalypse. A female neighbor wants to kill him. ✘ A cautious, scheming male lead
Second mission: The Mermaid’s Song. It’s a little awkward, so consider yourself warned. I’m already cringing so hard.
Third mission: The World of Magic
This one’s not bad. I think the idea is pretty good.
Fourth mission: The Hungry Dormitory at the End of the World. This one’s also pretty decent.
Fifth mission: The Average Student Years
The author has put a lot of work into this and strongly recommends it: The Average Student Years. The protagonist was born in the countryside and comes from an ordinary family. Her parents are just like any normal parents, but the protagonist can still feel the prejudice because she was once a left-behind child. She was bullied for a while when she was young. By the time she reached middle school, the protagonist was nearly going mad. She was incredibly lonely, but one day she discovered that a close friend had suddenly appeared. This friend knew all her likes and dislikes, what she wanted to do and what she didn’t. She would chat and talk with her. She was exactly the kind of person the protagonist liked best, and she kept her company every moment of the day. She comforted the protagonist, but nobody else could see her. The protagonist also thought of her as her best friend. …
Later, people around the protagonist began to notice her strange behavior. They kept buying her box after box of medication for mental illness. Every time the protagonist took a pill, she saw her friend badly wounded. By the time the protagonist recovered, her friend had fallen from the rooftop. She could never find her again.
Virgo, I have written a little bit before but I gave up on it. I will think about learning more later and tell you about the settings. If it is good, then I will write it according to this. The heroine was not loved by her family since she was a child, and her childhood was miserable. When he arrived, he later developed a strong mental illness. Because no one loved him, he imagined another person. Sometimes this person was a boy and sometimes a woman. He would play with the heroine and talk to the heroine. Sometimes the heroine would leave a seat for him when looking at her mobile phone, imagining watching with him, and imagining listening to the class with him during class. Basically this plot goes on