A Guide to Retiring from the White Moonlight Role

Daisy is paying off the debts from the sins of her past life. The System assigned her tasks like winning over tyrants, showing affection to children with tragic childhoods, and guiding villains onto the right path... Things harder than climbing to heaven.

Successfully completing a mission means dying of an illness; failing means being summoned back at the cost of her life.

By a twist of fate, she became the unreachable white moonlight in her targets' hearts.

But for Daisy, it was either acting like a lovesick puppy for lunatics who weren't normal, or figuring out how to get inside the hearts of people who were impossible to approach.

Daisy: ? I'm tired. I'm done. I want to retire.

So Daisy chose to forget all her memories, opened a little shop at a nexus between worlds, and settled into a secluded life in the countryside.

But strange customers kept showing up and saying baffling things, all hinting that they had a white moonlight of their own.

Kindhearted citizen surnamed Jin: It's not a question of whether she's kind

Graveyard collision enthusiasts who spend big:, that's the question

The handyman, the short one: She's really the kind of person who is

Wry man, Lord Wood: A light in the darkness

Konoha's Dancing King, Little Scarecrow: If only she could have lived a little longer...

The unnamed flamingo pirate and some Straw Hat crew members: It's a shame I didn't cherish those feelings properly at the time

Daisy: ...So your white moonlight is the same person? Should I help you find her?

(↑ Completely misses every hint)

Reader advisory:

1. A lot of the story really is about raising kids, in a familial way.

2. A lighthearted, healing story meant to make up for some regrets.

3. Even the author doesn't know who the pairing is. The ending may well have her stay single.

Theme: Show care for children, lonely elderly people, and loners, and the world will have more love