Internet literary master Su Wanwan never imagined that one day she would slip into a bad novel she wrote in high school and become the stupid, bad and evil female supporting character who specializes in making monsters. What's even worse is that the system forced her to go back to the plot of the original book: confessing in public, framing the male protagonist, humiliating the poor academic god Lu Ziang... But she knew very well that the boy she casually wrote as a villain would eventually be misunderstood by the world and die in a fire in an abandoned building.
In order to return to reality, Su Wanwan had to complete the "unfinished recovery mission"; in order to save Lu Ziang, she had to exploit system loopholes again and again, changing the humiliation, scapegoating and dead end that originally belonged to him into a public counterattack scene.
But when the old manuscript was made public to the whole school, Lu Ziang finally knew the truth - it turned out that all his suffering, darkness and death were the fate written by her herself.
He approached her with red eyes: "Su Wanwan, why do you decide my outcome?"
This time, she no longer ran away.
She wants to give him back his truth, name, and freedom, and also wants to accompany him to delete the underlying rules of this world and write a complete life that he should have. The main line of the story revolves around the "unfinished recovery mission", rewriting the node results, reducing Lu Ziang's blackening value and completing his life ending; the emotional line is about the author and the villain judging each other, pulling each other, and jointly regaining the right to the ending.
