Su Wan stayed up late to finish cursing the Machiavellian article and bind the system. Mission: Redeem the villain Gu Huai and change his inevitable death.
She thought he was a sinister and powerful official, but she turned out to be a down-and-out prince who didn't have enough to eat.
In order to complete the task, she accompanied him to fight for power in the house, inquired about his welfare, and became his most inseparable confidant.
That day, the young man leaned against her corner with red eyes: "I don't want to seize power. When it's over, I will resign and accompany you to Jiangnan. If you want to open a shop, I will chop wood and knead dough for you. My life belongs to you."
The system sends out the ultimate mission: the male protagonist needs to die before he turns black. Host, please die for him.
Su Wan did not refuse. It was night in the palace, and she blocked the fatal arrow for him and fell into his arms.
When she opened her eyes again, she returned to the rental house in reality, and no time had passed. She breathed a sigh of relief: Fortunately, it was just a game of passing through books.
In the book, it was snowing in the capital, and Gu Huai held her body in his arms and grew old all night long. He didn't go to Jiangnan, but walked through mountains of corpses and seas of blood to become the first assistant of a crazy batch, looking for her like crazy.
Later, Su Wan gradually regarded this matter as a big dream. Until one day, when she was walking on the street, she was suddenly grabbed by the wrist by a handsome man with white hair and black clothes.
"Wanwan, I have been looking for you for five years... And finally found you."
Su Wan was confused: "Brother, did your crew go to the wrong place?"
The man's eyes were red, and he suddenly pulled her into his arms, took out a bloody old jade pendant and gave it to her. His voice was almost pleading: "Did you mean to go back here when you said you were going home? Don't leave me again."
