Novels, plays, and film and television works are always full of characters whose fates leave people feeling that things should not have ended that way.
Tian Ming was an insignificant, NPC-like existence in her world, according to the System. After dying of illness, she was bound to the System and sent to collect energy from those unresolved regrets, rewriting the fates of characters who lingered in readers' and viewers' hearts. She completed her missions in her own way, ignoring the System's endless nagging.
Content warning: The heroine is cold-hearted and completely self-serving. If someone crosses her, she fights back. If she can't win, she can always die...
That's the premise. As for which characters' fates need fixing, it mostly depends on which characters the author has fallen for lately.
The characters the author likes may well be villains. Feel free to skip those stories if you don't like them. The individual arcs aren't very closely connected.
I finished the last book Penny and the Baby, and this is the third story I have followed since this book was released. The author's portrayal of the characters' psychology and emotions is very delicate and smooth, and the changes in task objects occur naturally. I highly recommend it to book lovers who have requirements for story logic and writing ~
I finished the last book Penny and the Baby, and this is the third story I have followed since this book was released. The author's portrayal of the characters' psychology and emotions is very delicate and smooth, and the changes in task objects occur naturally. I highly recommend it to book lovers who have requirements for story logic and writing ~