[The NPC system only wants to complete the task, but the protagonist looks at him more and more strangely]
System
As a principled system, X said nothing about this arrangement.
On the second day of the transfer, X received a notice to take on an intern. He had already expected this and adhered to the principle of "he learns from others and I do mine" and remained unmoved.
On the third day on the job, X met the upright male protagonist from the first world. He also showed no special reaction and still maintained the principle of "he said his thing and I did mine."
It wasn't until the Xth day on the job that X encountered the world's male protagonist's confession for the first time. He was only slightly confused and did not take the matter to heart. He insisted on the principle of "he confesses his, and I do mine."
However, the internship system discovered that the male and female protagonists in each world have a high opinion of the NPC senior, and even help him break the plot direction. Is this a distortion of human nature or a loss of morality?
Intention: When life hits rock bottom, God will surprise you