Wen Ying graduated straight into unemployment. To build her portfolio, she made a local community help app called City Spirit Mutual Aid.
The server cost just a hundred yuan a year. When it launched, it only had basic message-board features, with no promotion or management. She handled beta testing herself by making alternate accounts.
It was just a practice project for her fantasy ideas, but the first users who flocked in had a rather strange vibe.
They called her "Great Heavenly Dao" and talked about "merit points," getting so immersed that it seemed like the whole group had transmigrated.
Wen Ying: Are people online really this committed to roleplaying now?
At first, she thought they were just fantasy fans having an online get-together. That was until she saw a tabby cat raise its paw and tap on a phone, bringing up the moss-green interface she knew better than anyone.
Wen Ying: ...
So it wasn't that the online users were too immersed. She really had stumbled into a den of demons.
Softhearted Wen Ying didn't run away. She gritted her teeth and became the city's only unofficial customer-service rep for the Heavenly Dao.
But what she hadn't expected was for a demon claiming to be the River God to come looking for her.
This thousand-year-old River God, with his refined features and tranquil demeanor, became her personal System administrator without a second word. He managed the cheap server that had been on the verge of collapse so well that it ran as solidly as a rock.
All the little demons in the city thought the River God had come out of seclusion to assist the newly appointed Heavenly Dao.
Only Yan Qing knew the truth. He had guarded this river for over a hundred years, watching the tides rise and fall and the human world bustle around him, his heart always as still as water.
That was until he met someone who wove kindness into lines of code, carefully looking after even little demons she'd never met.
He hadn't come to assist the Heavenly Dao.
He had come to win the heart of this softhearted Heavenly Dao.
Reading guide:
1. A lighthearted, healing episodic story, full of sweet everyday moments
Theme: You don't have to shine brilliantly. Even ordinary people can radiate warmth.
Great, great! After reading this, I feel warm in my heart 😳😳😳
The soothing rhythm, healing words, and the whole process are watched with a smile, which is really rare in this impetuous society.
Wow, it's beautiful. Update soon, ma'am! Want to see the follow-up!!
Looks good! Nuannuan 😳 😳 😳
I suddenly realized that this is a unit drama?
What a heart-warming novel. It's such a pity to collect this collection.
It feels pretty good, why don't I have any favorites [question mark]
I hope it can be included in the list. The writing style is very warm. In JJ, it belongs to the antelope hanging horns.
It's sublimated. The author is great. It feels like this world is in tatters and there are always people patching things up. It's quite good.
This kind of side profile of the male protagonist through running a group is a very surprising angle. It not only tells a story, but also enriches the image of the male protagonist. It is estimated that the male protagonist and the evil god must be in a fierce battle.