What If the Characters in a Book Could See Readers' Comments?

What would happen if characters in a book could see readers' comments? Qing Yun is a System whose mission is to help characters in the book's world cross the dimensional barrier and see readers' comments. And so...

1. The heroine discovers that her world is stuck in a time loop, and she spends “over a year” in a loop that lasts just one day.

Try as she might, she can't figure out the reason. It turns out to be...

Reader comment: [The author started this story and only posted two chapters, then disappeared for over a year... Did they abandon it? QAQ]

2. This is a story about a scumbag man and a nasty woman, with the male lead tormenting the heroine in all kinds of ways. Every time she suffers, a gentle male supporting character comforts her and heals her wounded heart, but in the end she still returns to the male lead's arms, while the gentle supporting character remains alone for the rest of his life.

Reader comment: Is the heroine a masochist? She has such a great male supporting character right there, but she chooses to love a scumbag who hurts her body and her heart? I feel so bad for him, sob sob. Leave her, she's not worth it! Let me love you instead. You're my ideal type!

The gentle supporting character in the angst story thought about it and decided the commenter had a point.

So the supporting character and the reader started a long-distance romance :)

3. After dying of an illness, a reader transmigrates into a book and discovers that she is actually the heroine of a transmigration-into-a-book story!

4. The heroine of a farming story is bound to the comments and discovers that everyone is criticizing the author: Did the author even finish middle school? Do pineapples grow on trees? Do watermelons grow underground? What kind of thing is digging up watermelons?

The heroine: ?? Don't pineapples grow on trees? She digs up watermelons all the time! Is that not right?

Later, the heroine discovers that the author is... an elementary school student.

5. An ordinary but strong heroine gets pregnant after doing the unspeakable with a domineering CEO. The heroine of the CEO romance wants to keep the baby. Reader comment: Isn't the heroine still a student? She's a child herself and has no money. Is she going to give birth and wait to die?

The heroine immediately comes to her senses, realizing the commenter is right.

So she ends the pregnancy, recovers, and goes back to school.

The End of The CEO's Pregnant Runaway Wife.

6. An author writing two stories at once actually favors one of their own protagonists? Seriously?

More little stories to come...

P.S. This is an anything-goes story built on a wild idea. It's occasionally silly, and the main character throughout is a System that transmigrates into all kinds of novel worlds.

P.P.S. Each time the protagonist transmigrates into a new novel world, it's a new little story. It's not a standard quick transmigration novel. There should be several worlds at least, so feel free to pick and read whichever ones interest you. After this story goes premium, there won't be any anti-piracy restrictions, so readers can easily find the stories they want.

Upcoming story: How to Stay Single When You're in Love is a collection of stories with some sweet little treats. If you're interested, you can add it to your collection ahead of time =w=

Another sweet little treat: The Real Jack Sue and the Fake Mary Sue

Theme: Everyone is the protagonist of their own life.