[Top-tier male rivalry, romantic battlefield, one heroine and multiple male leads, groveling, laugh-out-loud wish fulfillment]
I died, then got bound to a “reverse pursuit” System.
Mission: Make four top-tier men hate me completely.
Reward for success: Resurrection and ten billion in wealth.
I was overjoyed. How hard could that be?
So I went all out against the four big shots:
Facing the obsessive, lovesick racing driver, I went crazier than he did. “Let’s race into the grandstands and die together. Now that’s true romance!”
His eyes burned with passion. “All right. We’ll live and die together.”
Facing my rational, domineering CEO fiancé, I made a scene at every turn. “I want street food! And I’m running away with the racing driver!”
He calmly bought out the other man’s racing team. “That’s the wrong choice. We’ll eliminate it.”
Facing my gentle childhood friend who’d always protected me, I hurt him without mercy. “I hate you! Stay away from me!”
His eyes reddened as he pulled me into his arms. “You can hate me a thousand times. I’ll still love you.”
Facing the scheming professor, I pretended to be clueless. “What’s philosophy good for? Short videos are much better!”
He smiled as he pinned me in place. “You’re the one mystery I want to unravel over the course of my entire life.”
Everything I did to get myself killed made them think I was “so special,” “so cute,” or “so exciting”!
As they fought over me and romantic rivalries played out day after day, I broke down and asked the System, “How am I supposed to finish this mission?!”
The System decided to lie flat and give up: [...Host, how about you just give in?]
Now all four men have cornered me at once, their gazes icy.
“Tell us. How exactly do you still plan to run?”
[Reader’s guide: A hilarious, goofy story. The heroine thinks in wonderfully strange ways, and each male lead is crazier than the last.]
At first I thought the subject matter was good, but the heroine was very passive in the plot, and the love between the heroes could not be seen, but he often made the heroine very sad. Ye was just arrogant, and he didn't see any charm until now. He let the heroine go to his house as a matter of course, regardless of the time, and then the heroine would agree every time, and he would lose his temper when he was late. Maybe I like it a little bit, but there is absolutely no love. Zhou is very gentle, but the character is too typical. Now there is no love in all the male protagonists. I just feel that they are forced to go through the plot due to plot reasons. The female protagonist also did not accept it at the beginning, but now she has begun to invest in the relationship. In the end, it will not be the female protagonist who conquers herself. It is so scary.