When an unresolved regret becomes an obsession, an actress becomes its savior.
Xiao Ya, a rising young actress, pours her soul into playing the gentle yet resilient Xiao Ya in Snow Leopard, a woman who dies tragically by suicide. Unable to break free from the character’s sorrow, she is haunted off-screen night after night by dreams of a city falling to gunfire and her lover’s anguished cries. Her mind begins to unravel. Then a sudden car accident pushes her to the brink of death.
As she teeters on the edge, a desperate cry from deep within her soul rings out: “Zhou Weiguo! It shouldn’t have ended this way!”
A cold mechanical voice explodes through her fading consciousness: [S-rank unresolved-regret soul fluctuation detected… Binding to the high-dimensional Salvation System 999.] The System, which calls itself “Rescue,” offers her an unbelievable chance to survive: transmigrate into the stories that left countless viewers with aching regrets, become the tragic protagonist herself, and personally rewrite her fate!
Armed with acting, a double-edged sword, Xiao Ya sets out on a thorny path of salvation.
By her side is System 999, sharp-tongued but fiercely protective:
“Host, your tears won’t get you anywhere. Get to work!”
“Break character again and the world will erase you on the spot~”
“…Tch. Not bad this time.”
Through the joys and sorrows of countless parallel worlds, Xiao Ya gradually grows from a suffering puppet lost in her roles into a warrior who holds the script in her hands and cuts through fate. She uses her superb acting to disguise herself and survive, and her sincere heart to reach others’ souls. Each rewrite isn’t just about earning mission energy; it’s also about healing characters cruelly treated by fate and soothing the pain of the original Xiao Ya deep in her heart.
“Unresolved regrets? Then I’ll set them right with my own hands!”
This is so frustrating...!?? I only write a little bit in my article, it's just to save people, there's no big words😓, it's bullshit