Lin Xiaocha, a 23-year-old cute social worker, fainted after working overtime. When he opened his eyes, he was bound to the "Redemption System 007" - the mission was to travel through different worlds and fish out the "beautiful, powerful and miserable soul fragments" scattered in different time and space one by one from the darkness.
She has no superpowers, and only uses the stupidest "life-oriented healing methods": delivering hot milk to the framed frozen high school student, gluing the crumbled drawings for the mute designer who was robbed of his credit, helping the sick and frail prince adjust the warming porridge, sharing compressed biscuits with the lone wolf in the apocalypse in the ruins, and even squatting in the fantasy forest to listen to the cursed Elf King talk about his old worries.
Those male protagonists who were initially indifferent, autistic, and self-loathing, from "Leave Me Alone" to "Where Are You Going", from being covered in thorns to protecting her behind him - blocking her in the campus, fighting colleagues for her credit in the workplace, and desperately protecting her in the apocalypse. Even the cold Elf King is willing to spread his wings for her. System 007 not only reports emotional values every day, but also secretly adds points for her "heart-warming operation". Even the pleasure of the villain being slapped in the face has become a small episode on the road to healing.
When the last soul fragment of the original family's trauma was covered up, Lin Xiaocha thought the mission was over, but woke up in the real hospital. Until she ran into a familiar embrace in the coffee shop downstairs of the company - a man with a designer's faint scar on his right hand and a prince's pear dimple in his smile. He said softly: "There is a little sun in every dream. I will wait for you this time."
It turns out that traveling through time is not a mission, but a foreshadowing for him to cross time and space just to reunite with her.
