[Each world is independent, with no connection to the others + a touch of everyone’s favorite + no fixed pairing]
Every small world needs an observer to make sure it continues to run normally.
Fresh out of college and unsure what to do with her future, Jing Yin happened to see the System’s recruitment notice: six types of insurance and two housing funds, meals and accommodation provided, and a generous payout at the end of every world. Her eyes lit up. This was the perfect job for her. She was in!
From then on, Jing Yin visited small worlds in all sorts of minor-character roles, observing the lives of the protagonists.
But as she kept observing, things took an increasingly strange turn. She was just an insignificant passerby, so why was she getting more and more entangled with the main cast? Hey!
World One: The beautiful neighbor in a shared-rental story. Help! Why are both the heroine and the rival heroine circling around me? Why are the hero and the villain fighting for my attention? I really am just a minor character. Can you all please stay away from me?
World Two: The water station owner in a post-apocalyptic rebirth story. What do I do when the heroine and I have become friends who would die for each other?
World Three: The comparison character to the heroine, a discarded female in an interstellar beastfolk story. The heroine is my younger sister. What do I do after sleeping with her first beast-husband?
World Four: The former favorite streamer of a wealthy patron in a streamer story:
The first world was good, but the man kept belittling the heroine. Isn't this PUA? In the end, they are still together😠
It's tasteless to eat, it's not a pity to throw it away
What is this. ?
No, office workers can't watch it. The first world makes me a little angry. The heroine also feels weird
Not bad, not bad, and there are no words about female rivalry or disobedience!!! More articles like this