After dying, Zhao Chang stumbles into the legendary Novel System Mission Department!
How bad can things get? Zhao Chang, a clear-eyed college freshman who hadn’t yet been tainted by early morning classes, is suddenly taken out by a billboard blown over by a gust of wind. When he comes to, he finds himself in a high-tech “Novel System Mission Center,” watching transparent figures cross paths as they talk on the phone: “Boss, please give me a little more. My Host is about to get killed!”
“Excuse me...”
“Show the new guy around!”
And so Zhao Chang, a rookie in the System Department, is taken to collect a mission. His first assignment is the badly written dual-male-lead novel Sweet Senior. The story is mostly about the protagonist, the shou, being tormented in body and mind. With too many bad reviews, it’s about to be taken down, and its small world is on the verge of collapse. Zhao Chang’s mission is to bring a mission target into the story by transmigrating their soul into the antagonist and changing the plot.
But his busy senior tells him to collect his own mission script and employee badge. The unlucky kid doesn’t realize he’s picked up the wrong script.
So Zhao Chang, who was supposed to be a new System, becomes an arrogant villain, while his script changes from clerical work to being an actor himself.
Fine, so that’s how you want to play it.
Zhao Chang takes out his employee badge to contact the senior who brought him in. The senior is overjoyed: “You’re a real go-getter, taking on multiple roles! I’ll send you the System’s mission script! Do a good job! Our bonuses depend on this one!”
And so Zhao Chang begins his villain mission, turning things around in his own way and changing the shou protagonist’s fate! But... why are you acting so weird, protagonist squad?! Wait, why are you joining in, shou protagonist?!
In the end, Zhao Chang chooses to be on his own! He may be adored by everyone, but there’s no romance in the end!
After reading more than ten chapters, I can't tell who Lezi is. Instead, I think Lezi's submissiveness is full of flaws. If you don't want to write about this character, I suggest you change the introduction. I feel like I've been deceived...
Although the author is a bit lacking in the setting of the protagonist, the continuity of the plot and the creation of other characters are pretty good. Looking at the reviews from book friends, I can see that the subsequent changes are not bad. He is an author who listens to advice, so I will try the development system and give it four stars. It's okay. It's not bad when you see the back. I'll give you five stars.