The heroine is a maintainer of the original worlds, tasked with handling unexpected events that could alter the course of the original story. The setting is a shared universe where people may transmigrate. Those who transmigrate enter parallel worlds and may change their endings.
But an accident changes the main world and brings the parallel worlds to the brink of collapse as well. The Cosmic Administration dispatches Noya, who knows the original plot better than anyone, to the main world to maintain and monitor it, ensuring the stability of the entire universe.
The premise is a familiar one, told from the perspective of an observer and maintainer. There are two endings: a BE ending and an HE ending. Feel free to choose whichever you like. The heroine is not a self-sacrificing saint. She likes Snape and has her own selfish motives, but she is professional and follows the rules of her job.
In ending two, the heroine saves only Snape in the main world, because she was there when he died and had the chance to save him. She is not omnipotent and cannot save everyone. If you think that makes her selfish, you can choose ending one instead.
Everyone has different tastes. If this story isn’t to your liking, feel free to leave.
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Theme: Keep doing what must be done, and change what can be changed.
What an interesting development! ! ! I will stick to this book