The frail girl looks at the boy she’s loved since childhood. She never dares to say a word, and even at the very end of her life, she can’t bring herself to confess her feelings. She dies with regrets.
888 hears the girl’s wish. As a Wish System, it naturally has to grant every wish its client makes.
Xu Yuan is selected by chance to make a wish, and it just so happens that her name is Xu Yuan, too. She stares in bafflement. Is she really that pathetic?
“Complete the mission, and you’ll get money and a mansion.”
888 immediately lays out an offer with ironclad terms. Xu Yuan, a corporate wage slave, agrees to sign without a second thought. But the tiny note that says “return date unknown” makes her see black. She’s the kind of idiot who’d get sold and help count the money.
Against her will, Xu Yuan is forced into unpaid work. She steels herself and faces that charming, flirtatious childhood friend. After countless hardships, she finally wins him over.
888 gives a cold laugh. She barely did a thing, yet that childhood friend somehow went and talked himself into falling for her.
A genius sword cultivator casually raises a peach-blossom spirit. The spirit fails to take human form and hopes to repay its master someday. Unlucky Xu Yuan accidentally ends up repaying the favor to her benefactor with herself.
After an accident, a celebrity plagued by scandals and rumors wishes she could date that dazzling, brilliant movie star. Xu Yuan can’t understand why someone set to inherit a fortune would choose to make life difficult for herself.
In short, staring at the missions that seem to go on forever, Xu Yuan just wants to turn around and slap herself. There’s no such thing as a free pie falling from the sky.
Just like that, I watched the first world while dancing