Bai An'an transmigrated into a mysterious world on the brink of apocalypse, where you had to become a god or die.
She looked at her frail body, then at her parents, who were praying devoutly to an icon of the Hanged Man.
Bai An'an's vision went dark. She cried out in despair: My life is over!
Wait, if she could just get into the protagonist's faction, maybe there'd still be a chance to survive?!
Ahem. Whether or not to cling to Mr. Fool's coattails isn't the point. She's a model young woman of the 21st century. How could she do anything so bloody and cruel (like petty theft)?!
As fate turned, good news arrived.
Mr. D: You're the one! Go undercover in the Church of Evernight and become my Lord's eyes and ears in Loen!
Bai: Okay.
Then she turned around, reported the Aurora Order's hideout, and sincerely repented, successfully joining the Red Gloves.
Senior Deacon: A genius girl with a bright future. I'll leave this case investigating the Fool to you!
Bai: Okay.
Then she turned around, recited the four-line honorific name, became a member of the Tarot Club, and sold out the second-in-command's every move.
The Fool, Klein: What kind of ultimate double agent is this?! Can I return her?!
The Wheel of Fortune, Bai An'an: No returns without a reason within seven days.
Now that she finally had a chance to become a god (and stay alive), there was no way she would let go of this rock-solid support!
On the eighth day, Bai An'an eagerly tried to impress her "boss" by beating up a bunch of reckless, disrespectful wild Beyonders who dared to call the Tarot Club an evil god organization.
When Klein heard about it, he felt inexplicably pleased and stopped talking about returning her. But not long afterward, he realized that the evil god those people had been cursing... might not have been him?
Theme: There can be hope as long as you are alive
