When An He died, it was quite tragic - one person suppressed the evil and died in the city, and the people in the city knelt down and cried bitterly.
After death, I discovered: tragedy is not valuable, only working is valuable.
A fate correction system fell from the sky, and yes, it was her who was supposed to be in a state of despair! To put it bluntly, go to various small worlds to help people change their lives. If you accumulate enough points, you will be resurrected. When she heard this, she thought the job was okay, let's do it!
Only after she went there did she realize that something was wrong - her hosts were all 'weirder' than the last: fools, cripples, useless people, exiles, and cannon fodder in the apocalypse.
An He put the script together: "I can even suppress evil spirits, but you want me to just watch and not be able to do it myself?"
A fool is deprived of his intelligence and asked to dig his ancestors' graves? A lame man was deprived of his luck and asked to practice physical fitness? A cultivator's spiritual roots are dug out and he is asked to farm? Primary school tyrant, let people go to the draft? What about the exiled prisoners and doomsday waste?
In the end, he said he didn't have enough points and had to exchange it for a paper-cut doll!
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Reader comments
The pace is fast, and the plot is all about group portraits, with the protagonist looking like a camera. The shortcoming is that the description is a bit thin and there is no interesting hook.
The pace is fast, and the plot is all about group portraits, with the protagonist looking like a camera. The shortcoming is that the description is a bit thin and there is no interesting hook.