Psychic medium Jiang Wan is killed by a client. As she teeters on the brink of death, she is bound to the [Villain Healing System 077].
The System tells her: transmigrate through various small worlds and stop the villains from turning evil. Collect all the soul fragments, and she can trade them for a chance to be reborn.
Failure? Her soul will vanish completely.
In the first world, she becomes the illegitimate daughter of a marquis's household, sent to her death. The one she must save is a hostage prince from an enemy kingdom: a mad young man chained up in a dungeon, covered in whip scars, with poison in his eyes.
She treats his wounds, takes a blade for him, and stands in front of him when everyone else condemns him.
The hostage prince asks her, eyes red: “Why?”
She brushes him off: “If you die, I'll have to marry a sixty-year-old man.”
Later, he ascends the throne and becomes emperor, above all others, yet bows his head only to her. “Jiang Wan, I'll find you first in our next life.”
When one world ends, she enters another: a gloomy boy bullied at school, a half-human, half-ghost mutant in the apocalypse, a movie star who has fallen from the heights of fame...
The villain in every world has the same face and the same eyes.
The System panics. “Host, why is his aura the same in every world?”
Only then does Jiang Wan understand: she isn't saving fragments, but a primordial chaos that Heaven shattered, a being who has been waiting for her through countless cycles of reincarnation.
Mad, possessive, lovesick, with everyone harboring one-sided feelings for her.
She had planned to finish the mission and slip away, but discovers that in every world, he remembers her name.
“Jiang Wan, don't go.”
“Wait for me.”
“I'll find you.”
Eight worlds, an obsession spanning countless lifetimes. When he returns whole, his first words are: “I'm sorry I kept you waiting so long.”
Jiang Wan looks into the eyes she has saved across countless lifetimes and smiles. “Then you'll spend the rest of your life making it up to me.”
