Song Yue gave everything for her boyfriend, only to be cruelly abandoned. As she lay dying of a serious illness, a System bound itself to her and sent her to different worlds to follow their storylines. Once she completed her missions, it would bring her back to life and help her take revenge on the scumbag. But she didn't need any of that.
The System pestered her relentlessly, and Song Yue was eventually persuaded. She figured she might as well go have some fun.
Who knew every storyline would cast her as the supporting female character, the kind who gave everything and always met a tragic end?
It was too frustrating. She was done. Sure, she was the supporting female character, but she could choose not to play along.
She'd walk her own path and leave the male lead with nowhere to go.
Gradually, she realized things weren't simple. The male lead had powerful connections, and so did the female lead. She alone was a pitiful nobody with no backing, but she was stubborn and unafraid of death.
The System realized it might have bound itself to the wrong person. And the System that was afraid of dying could only meekly play along.
I don't know why, but I still prefer his earlier scenes. It's like he wasn't involved in their affairs, just watching indifferently. Then later on, it felt like he lost his memory or something, anyway, I still think the earlier parts were better.
It's still quite beautiful. There's a slight regret though. Sometimes when you travel to a different world, your parents only have you as their daughter. No, to help them have a descendant, if you don't get married, you can ask your parents to have another child.
The male and female protagonists of this small world, whose names are Jin something Jiao, are they actually Jin, the son of the Heavenly Emperor, and Jiao, the daughter of the Flower Goddess? And the Heavenly Emperor and the Flower Goddess have an affair? Or did the Heavenly Emperor create a fake system to scheme against the Heavenly Empress, who is also the female protagonist?
It changed later on; it wasn't as good as the earlier versions.
It's great, concise, keep it up, I believe in you!
It's very well written, without much dragging or rambling. The female lead is clear-headed and decisive, and there's not much competition or rivalry. Every plot point is exciting and engaging. Excellent writing! 👍👍
Not bad, it sounds pleasant.
It looks good and the content is clear.