Taking the Light to Darkness: Redeeming the Silver Gradient Villain

The stupidest thing I, Yu Qianqian, have ever done in my life is to fall in love with Qi Min. The second stupidest thing was to pretend to have a miscarriage in front of him. The third stupid thing was that he thought he could finally be freed, but ended up lying on the bed with his eyes closed and open again - going back to the day before he fed him the abortion pill. The system said: The host triggered the time node backtracking and started the computer for the third time. Baoer is still there. Qi Min was approving documents next door. I heard him coughing, each sound heavier than the last, as if he was struggling to survive. Then I did the third stupidest thing in my life - I fell in love with him all over again. Hey... This is what happened: The system didn't explain anything on the day I entered the book. It just threw me into the water and asked me to save people. I dragged Qi Min up and performed CPR for the third time. He coughed up a mouthful of water and opened his eyes. The first time he looked at me, I knew it was over. There was no mention of that in the original book - when he looked at people, there was light in his eyes. The kind of person who has been hungry for a long time and suddenly sees the light of a bowl of hot rice. I later learned it wasn't his fault. I shouldn't have looked at him that way. The broken system immediately let me run away. I touched my belly and thought: Okay, let's give birth to the villain's cub first. After all, the villain in the original book, Qi Min, is cold-blooded, paranoid, and murderous, and he will eventually die in my hands. A bowl of poisonous soup. But what is in front of me now is just a sickly young man who is so wrapped up in fate that he can't breathe.