The Sunshine I Played Became His Lifeline

Xia Zhiwei died at seventeen, lost in a despair no one ever knew about.

Reborn, she was bound to the Sunshine Healing Roleplay System.

She had to smile, be gentle, stay positive, and heal the boy who was

cold and withdrawn, and who saw through every one of her disguises at a glance: Shen Zhiyan.

In public, she was a dazzling little sun. In private, she was broken, her heart in ruins.

She thought it was only a mission, and that once she finished playing her part, she could pursue true freedom.

But she had no idea that every deliberate approach, every act of forced tenderness, every second of exhaustion no one saw

was being carefully remembered for a lifetime by that cold, silent boy.

The day the mission was complete, she vanished without a word, finally breaking free of every restraint.

In a new world, she lived as the most genuine and free version of Xia Zhiwei.

And the boy she had healed

abandoned the desolate life he might have led and became a researcher at the pinnacle of the world.

With a lifetime of dedication, he wrote a piece of emotional perception code.

They could not meet, draw close, disturb, or interfere with each other.

All he could do was watch her from across countless times and spaces,

quietly watching her be free, watching her be happy, watching her never have to play anyone else again.

I once played the sunshine, passing through your winter.

You spent a lifetime looking up at me, so I could be free for the rest of mine.