Du Maihe entered the business of soul-transmigration revenge agents to earn enough to buy herself the latest model of a bionic arm.
The Red Peony soul-transmigration app was easy to use, inexpensive, and lucrative.
As someone with an empathy disorder, she numbly moved from one case order to another.
Over time, her savings in the bank grew steadily.
She was on track to buy her mechanical arm, until Du Maihe took on an unusual assignment:
It took place on a school campus, and the client was a first-year college student awarded the title of "Three-Nothing Freshman."
Du Maihe assumed the three nothings meant no looks, no family background, and no connections.
But as she unraveled the clues and dug deeper, she discovered the truth was completely different from what she had assumed.
The day the truth came to light, Du Maihe felt a heaviness in her chest.
She thought it was the original owner's emotions affecting her.
The next second, the Red Peony System suddenly issued a warning: "Agents must avoid empathy. Do not become too emotionally invested."
Du Maihe fell silent for a second, then sneered. "Oh, so these feelings are actually mine?"
PS:
1. No CP, though some characters have one-sided feelings for the female lead.
2. Episodic structure, alternate setting, short arcs.
3. The female lead's right hand is a bionic prosthesis and will not be restored later.
Theme: Understand yourself and become yourself
