[Quick Transmigration + System + Women's Growth + Episodic Mysteries + Ensemble Cast + Not a Seduction Story]
Less than a minute after eighty-eight-year-old Nian Yi died, System 071 asked whether she was willing to travel to different worlds and help the heroines find their destined partners.
She had been in the first world for less than ten seconds when the heroine had only four minutes and thirty-seven seconds left. Her research was being taken from her bit by bit by her fiance, and someone had even deleted a safety report under her name.
In the second world, a female historian from a poor family writes a disaster-relief proposal, yet cannot even put her name in the memorial to the throne. The extra seventh page has already turned three thousand shi of life-saving grain into sand-mixed old rice.
Nian Yi originally thought she was there to bring people together. But when the heroine refuses to hand over her project, the mission progress rises. When the female historian refuses to give up her name, the path of fate begins to diverge.
Even stranger, 071 tells her, "The System has no list of destined partners."
If the destined partner isn't a person, what is Nian Yi really supposed to help the heroine reclaim?
After reading Chapter 43, the first world has ended and we have entered the ancient world. This book is different from the common strategy-type quick travel books. Nian Yi will not decide who to love for the heroine, but will help them see the truth clearly and take back the right to choose. The first volume starts from the laboratory accident, and the emotional line and the investigation line are combined more naturally; the second volume is about female officials, policy articles and food relief cases. The background has changed, but the core of "giving her name back" has not changed. Nian Yi is an old man who was bound to the system after her death at the age of eighty-eight. She does not steal the limelight, nor does she randomly comment on other people's lives. She is more like a patient guide. The story is not just a slap-in-the-face novel, the foreshadowing and character relationships are laid out in detail, and System 071 seems to be hiding a secret. If you like female growth, unit suspense and non-strategic quick travel, you can try it.