The System Is Confused: What About the Promised Death?

Azhao has been retiring for thousands of years, and his life is more nourishing than a flat peach, but unexpectedly he was struck by a thunderbolt and brought into the present world, and was bound to a "reverse death-seeking system" with a strange brain circuit. The system urged her to do such dangerous things as "looking in the mirror ten times at midnight", "entering the supernatural building alone" and "bravely entering the ghost market" every day, thinking that it would make her embarrassed, but little did she know that A-Zhao was also a powerful figure in the fairy world back then. Looking in the mirror? Easily clear the resentful ghost in the mirror; explore the building? By the way, purify the resentment in the whole building; enter the ghost market? He collected a bunch of resentment items backhand as "purification materials". The system thought she was unlucky, but Azhao felt that the system was easier to deceive than the fairy boy in heaven. The people in Duesi saw her incredible strength and wanted to join them, so she waved her hand: "I am taking care of myself, so I have no time." The ghost market manager set up a siege. With a flick of her spell, the feng shui situation was reversed and she became the new boss. Bullies are causing trouble on campus, so she rolls up her sleeves and becomes the "big sister", teaching the bullies a lesson and enlightening the students. Are ghosts gathering in the hospital morgue? Her strength was off the charts, and she beat all the ghosts to the point of crying for their fathers and mothers. Ancient tomb mechanisms, ancient house curses, cult strongholds... All the "death missions" thrown by the system were regarded by her as "monster spawning copies". It wasn't until cracks appeared frequently in the world and the mastermind behind the system showed his fangs that Azhao stood up lazily: "Have you had enough fun? It's time to go home." In the final showdown, she single-handedly turned the world around, repaired the world, and left a legend throughout the world. She dusted herself off and returned to the fairy world. The system is left to collapse in place: Who is the one being manipulated by the "reverse"? ! Concept: 1. "Follow the trend" under the counter-routine: Using the absurd setting of "reverse suicide" as the shell, the core is the deconstruction of "established rules" - when the system attempts to use fear and danger to define the "mission", the protagonist uses his own goodwill and ability to transform "suicide" into "salvation", which is a metaphor for breaking prejudices and labels, and the possibility of reshaping value with action. 2. The symbiosis of power and responsibility: As a strong man in the fairy world, the protagonist originally wanted to "take care of his old age" when he first entered the world. However, in the process of "passively" accepting tasks again and again, he gradually took the initiative to take on the responsibility of purifying grievances and protecting all living beings. It shows the deep logic of "the greater the ability, the greater the responsibility", and at the same time conveys the warmth of "the gentleness of the strong is the one who still chooses to illuminate after seeing through the darkness". 3. Metaphorical reflection on the "system": The "system" is shaped into a mechanical, utilitarian, symbol of rules with the goal of "seeking death", which contrasts with the protagonist's flexibility and compassion, and implies reflection on modern issues such as "algorithm supremacy" and "data kidnapping" - true wisdom is never about following procedures, but about maintaining awe and empathy for life. 4. The secret protection of the ordinary world: The supernatural events and places of resentment in the story actually reflect the pain and obsessions that have been ignored in reality (campus bullying, hospital regrets, past events in ancient houses, etc.). The protagonist's "purification" is not only to remove ghosts and monsters, but also to soothe the trauma of people's hearts, conveying the belief that "in every ordinary corner, there are people silently guarding the light."