[Multiple heroines] [Everyday life] [System] [Sweet romance]
Convenience-store clerk Jiang Feng only rang up a purchase for campus belle Xia Xiaoyu, but that was enough for a bizarre romance System to bind itself to him by force!
Being forced into romance would be bad enough, but his beginner's gift is a time-slowing superpower?
Rescuing a beauty from a gang of robbers? The poor girl he takes in turns out to be a hidden heiress? Fighting scumbag relatives, taking on wealthy families' schemes, and getting caught up in a clash at an orphanage... So much for a normal dating life. Why is every mission a high-stakes challenge?
And it gets even more ridiculous: he saves a mysterious beauty, only for her to demand that they live together. He buys his sister a phone, and two million yuan falls from the sky. He plays guitar in the park and somehow goes viral online.
With powerful figures eyeing him from every direction and deadly threats closing in, Jiang Feng looks at the obsessive campus belle, the haughty movie star, and the clingy little bunny by his side, then glances at his increasingly outrageous skill tree...
[Romance System]: Ding! Please pursue target XXX. Reward: transmigrate through time and space...
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It's okay to see the front, but I have a curious question, why are there labels for single heroine and multiple heroines? [What] After watching half of it, I felt that the content structure was quite good and realistic.
It's good-looking. It would be even better if the layout of the main plot is subtly integrated into daily life. The male protagonist has a good character. When chatting with the female protagonists, you can tell whether they are in love or not. It is very real.