(The setting needs some revision, and the current chapters will be rewritten, so please wait a little and don't mark the unrevised chapters yet. Thank you.)
In every story, there is someone who loves her to the depths of his soul.
A benefactor-seeker who wants to repay her, a devoted man who collects old photographs, a down-on-his-luck gentleman she supports, an old flame who returns full of regret, and a marriage so tender it seems perfect.
The System says: Achieve a perfect ending to clear the game and go home.
Only later does she learn
A perfect ending isn't a reward.
It's the day her lover begins to feed.
Reader advisory
1. Before someone finds you, find yourself.
2. Before someone recognizes you, make sure they recognize the right person.
3. Before accepting protection, make sure you can still refuse it.
4. Before you are settled somewhere, make sure it's a place you chose.
5. When someone calls to you, make sure it's your name they're saying.
6. Before accepting love, make sure you're still whole.
7. If an ending is so perfect that you don't need to choose, don't rush into it.
8. If everyone says it's a joyous occasion, first make sure you're seated at the feast, not on the platter.
This story has no CP.
All the heroine has to do is make it out of one perfect ending after another alive.
