Lin Wan transmigrates into Lin Wan, a village girl who abused a war hero.
Before she transmigrated, she happened upon an interview with a general. In the black-and-white photo, a young man stood in a crisp military uniform, his eyes bright. The general said, "He could have become a better soldier."
The person in the photo is right in front of her now. He's so thin he's almost unrecognizable, covered in bedsores, and this body is using him as a stepping stone to claim benefits.
The village girl is eighteen, orphaned, and raising two younger siblings. She plans to save up the benefits for a couple of years, give the children away, then remarry with a generous dowry.
She is a renowned doctor of her generation, with superb medical skills. She treats people according to her mood and charges based on whether she takes a liking to them. Unfortunately, she's made enemies of many people and is known as the "Black-Handed Medical Saint."
After transmigrating, she becomes bound to the Scoundrel Reform System. Doing good lowers her score, committing evil brings punishment, and good deeds earn rewards. Once her score reaches zero, she can go home.
The life she saves is not the only thing. She saves a future that should have come to pass, but vanished silently from history.
Theme: Redeem others and grow as a person
Let's just call the system a forced benevolence system. If a normal person is manipulated by the system like this, it would be easy for the system to do the opposite and force him to do good deeds, but he won't! I feel like the heroine is not too bad at best, she is just selfish and unwilling to save her! It's not as if it's to the point of being wiped out. At most, he was given a heavy sentence even though he was clearly punished, and even wiped out in modern times! It's too forceful! It would be better to say that the heroine in her previous life has reached the end of her life. The system has taken a fancy to her medical skills. In order to save another life, she must do good deeds! In the end, I may have changed my character, but that's more of it.
Um, did the heroine redeem her sins so naturally? Did she even change her personality? My understanding is that she was forced to save people during time travel in order not to be obliterated. It can be said that it was against her will. It is also said that the heroine did not save five thousand people in her previous life but saved three thousand people. The problem is that she is not the only doctor left in the world. Health, it's not a sin to treat patients based on their mood. Other patients who couldn't find treatment with her slowly found other doctors. She could only complete the hospital's tasks and not actively practice medicine. What's her fault? I feel that the system is even more unreasonable. It's a bit outrageous to say that the heroine's sin is a sin! At most, he's not that kind-hearted! The original owner can be said to be more vicious! Just punish the original owner! It's better to force the heroine to complete the task before she can go back to modern times! The heroine's fate is being manipulated by the system and she has no choice but to do good and good deeds, but she still has her true nature, so there's nothing wrong with her! The heroine's accusation is too far-fetched!