(Note: The second part is "The Male Protagonist Always Cries in Front of My Grave", please click on the author's column to view)
Gardenia is a task taker.
And her mission is to become the white moonlight and cinnabar mole in the heart of the second male lead.
Have (or not have) a (possibly) happy relationship with those people,
Then, use his departure to completely change their future.
(Gardenia: wtf? So I'm the stepping stone for the second male lead?
System: Of course not. Changes can be good or bad.
Gardenia: Stop talking, I understand what you mean.
System: Hey, hey, hey, don't deliberately make the second male lead's future bad for me.
No one responded...)
Tentative world: The cold academic god who was forced to become a father (the original heroine took a fancy to him and forced him to become the child's father)
The innocent rich second generation who always takes the blame (even though he finally became a rich man, he still has not escaped the fate of taking the blame)
The delicate and frail young master "Shaking S" (a sick young man who just wanted to play but ended up playing to death)
Become a domineering president on the street (this is the tragic consequence of stealing a woman from the original male protagonist)
A mournful writer who doesn't really want to live (it's so boring to live, I really want to die soon)
The playboy who was dumped (finally met true love, only to be dumped)
Acting coquettishly and rolling around, please collect it.
You can click on the author's column to view the plot article "Hidden Fish, Hidden Fishing" written by the heroine Xiang Wu CP. It mainly talks about the friends' travels in the rivers and lakes.
Conception: