The system told her that the identity of this mission was the protagonist's childhood childhood, and the purpose was to adjust the plot and return to the main line. What a great identity! But why did she, a young girl who worked hard, end up blocking misfortune for him, and he was lucky enough to get it. The good and gentle master was replaced by a lazy drunkard, and the darkened supporting character always took it out on her. Is the world line too deviated? One deviation after another, is she correcting the world, or is the world trying to drag her into the mud...
Wei Zangya is clearly a cool, arrogant and smooth-sailing male protagonist, but he has become more obedient and cautious under the constant bombardment of disasters. Wen Tan thought this, secretly wondering whether it was a blessing or a curse.
He has been looking for her for a long, long time, so long that maybe he will have forgotten her face and voice when we meet again next time. It turns out that this world has left her here a long time ago. It turns out that she has always been... Now that he has these in his hands, he will try his best to protect her in this life.
The plot is dull, the female protagonist is timid and cold (probably), and the emotional scenes between the male and female protagonists are mostly boring, although I don't know how many times he will appear in one chapter.
The heroine has a personality...
The system is set up, but it doesn't have much effect, yes, because they don't have human rights.