[A mischievous, vain, drama-loving little cat x a saintly, moral-paragon System]
A couple who mutually shape each other: love can make the despicable become devoted, and make the untouchable lose their composure.
Rong Yang, a specialist in playing wicked women in the entertainment industry, unexpectedly gets bound to a "Good Deeds" System.
After reading the script, Rong Yang agrees to sign the contract. "Doing good deeds is what I'm best at~"
World One: The Contrasting Female Supporting Character in a Period Novel
She is a spoiled, troublesome fake heiress. The male lead uses her money to make his fortune in the early chapters, while the sweet, innocent girl acts like her closest sister. In the end, the two get together and leave the gravely ill original owner in the countryside to die.
What a perfect match of scumbag and scheming woman.
The System issues a mission: "You need to return to your rightful identity and encourage the relationship between the male and female leads."
Before it can finish speaking, Rong Yang kicks the male lead who came to borrow money flying. Afterward, she covers her mouth in feigned shock. "Oh, sorry. I thought a toad had just hopped out of nowhere."
Without Rong Yang's financial support, the pretty-boy male lead struggles at every turn. The true heroine, meanwhile, defies her family and elopes with someone to live under a bridge. In less than a week, the world reaches a perfect ending.
World Two: The Devoted Stand-In for the One He Loves
The System says, "This is a tragic romance. You need to play your role as the stand-in properly and stop causing trouble."
One evening, Rong Yang is having dinner with Male Lead No. 1 when he gets a phone call. His brows furrow, and he's about to lose his temper. Rong Yang sets down her chopsticks with a clack, looking even colder than he does. "The way you frown doesn't look anything like him. Don't let it happen again."
Male Lead No. 1: "?"
The System: "?!"
And yet Rong Yang has a way of getting all the male leads to behave. When the one he loves returns, Rong Yang fakes her death and disappears. The male leads go mad, the beloved cries her eyes out, and the world descends into chaos. But the tragic-romance rating reaches an astonishing 100%, so Rong Yang clears the mission perfectly.
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Rong Yang's actions can hardly be called [good deeds], and the System strongly condemns her.
The System and its Host are both unhappy with each other, but their bond cannot be undone.
Until, in one mission world, they encounter a villain with a heart of blackest corruption. Rong Yang defies the rules and risks having her most prized face scarred to make sure the villain is punished.
Afterward, as she cleans the wound, she taunts the System. "Have you decided how to punish me yet? I can't wait."
The System is silent for a moment. "I just lost connection."
Rong Yang: ?
It is also from that moment that Rong Yang realizes the moral-paragon master of pretending has a few thoughts of his own.
Once, a mission requires her to make herself look covered in suggestive marks. Looking at herself in the mirror, she deliberately asks, "You haven't been a man for years since becoming a System. Can you even tell what these are?"
The System: ...
Rong Yang: "Pretending you lost connection again? Then I'll tell you. This mark around my neck is from a collar..."
Before she can finish, someone appears in the space. His looks and build are exactly tailored to Rong Yang's tastes.
He lifts her onto his lap, his tone detached. "These marks look too fake. Let me help."
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Rong Yang afterward: I'm never running my mouth like that again. QAQ
Theme: Be true to yourself, at ease with yourself, and your own person
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