She Doesn't Love Me Anymore

The Good Girl Yuan Die Is Bound to the Male Lead Redemption System

The good girl is too shy to say sweet things, but she'll make your study notes stroke by stroke, and when you're sick, she'll bustle around making you yam and lily porridge.

When everyone is blaming you, she'll stand in front of you and say, "I believe him!"

When you travel far away, she'll lower her round, gentle eyes before the Bodhisattva and pray devoutly:

"Bodhisattva, bless him with a safe journey and good health."

"Bodhisattva, may we always be happy together."

She loves you earnestly, awkwardly, and steadfastly.

But you're the male lead, the center of the world and the focus of everyone's attention. You begin to resent her for not being pretty, for her humble family background, her clumsiness, and her blandness. She's like a speck of dust among a sea of people.

Everyone says you're blind, that she's nothing to show off. You, too, decide you should be tired of her.

So you stay out all night, indulge in a life of luxury, and dote on a new kitten on the kitten-print sheets she bought you.

You put her down while chasing fame and fortune.

You abandon her when your kingdom falls and your family is destroyed.

You shoot an arrow through her heart when you lose control and go mad.

You feel the slightest hint of regret, but still think it's no big deal. She's so ordinary, just one of countless people in the crowd.

Later, at someone else's wedding, you see her radiant smile. In someone else's yam and lily porridge, you taste her flavor.

You watch helplessly as she prays devoutly and cruelly before the Bodhisattva:

"Bodhisattva, bless me and my new husband with a lifetime of love."

After Yuan Die fails to win over the male lead, her punishment is to randomly lose her memories, senses, talents, lifespan...

And her 100% love for the male lead.

Theme: A dewdrop does not have to love the sun.