Su Wan is an Internet product manager. Halfway through her work overtime, she slipped into an urban romance novel and became a "vicious female supporting character" who had to make the male and female protagonists look bad before she could return to reality.
The system bound to her issued tasks in a pretentious manner: if the branch line failed, she would be electrocuted, and if the main line failed, she would not be able to return.
Su Wan didn't even raise her eyelids: "Throwing people in without even a novice guide? Where's the requirements document? Where's the success criteria?"
She made a bet with the system on the spot - either she would electrocute me, or she would listen to me in the future. After being electrocuted for a round but not dying, the system was forced to compromise: it would not issue tasks for the time being and let her explore freely first.
As a result, all the vicious female companions introduced by the system were dismantled by her in a modern way: Was the bar drugged? Fix evidence, adjust monitoring, direct 110. My best friend falsely accuses me, someone steals my credit and goes violent online, or a scumbag extorts money? The chain of evidence was pulled up and sent to the bureau one by one. The system looked at the empty villain library and collapsed, shouting: "There are not enough villains!"
And Su Wan was busy writing requirements documents, prioritizing, and making user journey maps for this rough system, and optimizing the entire world to suit her needs.
The evil female characters in the books are all the same, but this one has to negotiate with the system.
