I Healed the Obsessive Bigwigs

[The full novel is complete. The entire story costs just over one yuan to subscribe to.] My other novel, The Saintly Female Side Character Quits, is looking for readers. Please add it to your collection. Ye Dong transmigrates into a mobile game about raising kids, where she's a villain specifically tasked with bullying the poor little ones. The original villain is not only bad at school, but also likes to bully the poor little ones. In the end, the players and the little ones team up to defeat her, and she disappears. To avoid that tragic ending, Ye Dong resolves to change her villainous image. Even as a villain in a game, she can still care for those poor little ones, set out to raise them, and successfully get rid of her evil points. Poor Little One No. 1 lives in a plastic shelter through the bitter winter, his hands covered in chilblains. Only Ye Dong helps drive away the cold. To him, Ye Dong is his only source of warmth. Poor Little One No. 2 is born disabled and bullied by his classmates at every turn. Only Ye Dong quietly helps him. To him, Ye Dong is the only light in his dark and gloomy life. Poor Little One No. 3 is so ugly that everyone forgets him in a corner. To him, Ye Dong is everything. The obsessive boys hide the sharp edges they keep all over themselves and cautiously draw near Ye Dong. Just as the poor little ones are growing attached to the warmth Ye Dong gives them, one day she suddenly disappears. The little ones panic and turn dark. After Ye Dong gets rid of her evil points, the System treats her as a bug and deletes her. She returns to her own world. But why do those few obsessive big shots seem just like the poor little ones? Theme: Self-determination.