Ye Li is bound to a System whose only requirement is that she redeem villainous supporting female characters.
Ye Li doesn’t mind, but can someone tell her who wrote these ridiculous plots?
In her first life, she has to redeem a fake heiress. The girl turns out to be pretty nice and keeps handing out money... Staring at the stacks of cash, Ye Li swallows and fixes her gaze on the male lead.
“Let that girl go! I’ll take her place!”
In her second life, Ye Li numbly cradles a child and rocks it. “There, there, sweetheart. Don’t cry. Mommy will be right back.”
The harder the child cries, the more Ye Li wants to cry too. What kind of boss makes an employee babysit?
In her third life, Ye Li looks down at the mute boy at her feet, utterly confused. “Wait, weren’t I supposed to be on top?” Before she can finish, the little wolf cub tackles her to the ground...
Ye Li: “Ah, help, help! Someone come redeem me!”
[Contains lots of sickly-character tropes. Don’t read if that’s not your thing. Just turn your brain off and enjoy.]
The writing is very good, and this book is also very interesting. However, there are too many abuses that make people feel a little deliberate. A Li left both worlds so early.