The core anti-routine of this book is that the heroine assumes the role of the most aggrieved "Madonna" in the original work, but she does not follow the original script at all. On the surface, she continues to maintain the love, kindness, and philanthropy of a saint, like a walking "moral model." But in fact, her "Mother's Halo" is a mandatory BUFF. As long as she activates it on someone, the other person must execute a sentence she said "with strong positive emotional implications" within 3 minutes, such as "I hope you can forgive me", "I think you are a good person" and "I believe you are kind at heart". This seemingly helpful but actually mental control method allowed her to successfully recruit the first villain in the original work, and based on this, she tore apart the entire main story of the original work.
