Lin Wan, a college student who had just finished his graduation thesis, woke up dressed as a senior in high school and was bound to the "Perfect Man Strategy System". The system requires her to capture Gu Yanze, the cool school boss, within three months. If she fails, she will face obliteration.
I wanted to follow the system script, create encounters, deliver breakfast, and ask questions, but I kept running into obstacles. Until one day when she was delivering homework in the rain, she encountered Gu Yanze tenderly feeding a cat in an empty classroom, and her aloof persona completely collapsed. From then on, Lin Wan gave up the systematic routine and approached with sincerity, and unexpectedly triggered the emotional line.
However, the joy of successfully conquering the game was fleeting, and the system's abnormal lag and ambiguous code made her suspicious. After being forcibly transported to the next world, she met the "abstinent president" Lu Shiyan again - he was meticulous on the surface, but secretly he hid strawberry candies and nostalgic animations, and always said that she looked like an "old acquaintance". As the investigation deepened, Lin Wan discovered that the system was actually an energy collector, and those collapsed characters and vague clues from old acquaintances all pointed to a concealed truth.
From campus to the business world and then to the world of immortality, Lin Wan repeatedly exposed the disguise of the "perfect male god" and got closer to the core secret of the system step by step. When the world was on the verge of collapse, she was no longer alone. The "Hengkai Gods" who had been conquered by her stood beside her one after another to fight against the cold system. This is a game about sincerity and routine, and it is also an ultimate showdown for freedom and survival.
Purpose: Emphasize the value of sincere emotions. The protagonist Lin Wan gave up on the routine strategy provided by the system, and finally impressed the target of the strategy with his sincerity and sincerity.
This just shows that there is no so-called perfect script in relationships, only hard work is the most effective "strategy"