Su Chi, a 32-year-old scholar of women’s studies, dies suddenly after staying up all night writing her thesis. The System 001 kidnaps her and sends her into different worlds, where she becomes a villainess who survives by “putting on an act.”
The System tells her to act weak, steal the male lead, and kill the heroine. She refuses.
She tells the heroine, “I was wrong before. I won’t put on an act anymore.”
She tells the System, “Who made these rules? I want a refund.”
She tells the male lead who’s coming on to her, “Need something? If not, I’m leaving.”
Campus life, cultivation, showbiz, palace intrigue, Republican-era China, Western fantasy, science fiction, primitive society: in all eight worlds, she lives by the same rule: treat women like people.
As a result, the girls become her closest friends, the male leads learn to show respect, and System 001 goes from a cold AI to betraying the Supreme Deity for her.
Finally, when the Supreme Deity descends to erase her, the women from all eight worlds cross time and space to stand by her side.
The Supreme Deity asks, “What have you done?”
Su Chi replies, “Nothing. I just acted like a normal person.”
The Supreme Deity falls silent.
001 steps in front of her. [I choose her.]
