Blurb 1:
World-weary office worker Shen Huan is pulled into another world while traveling to clear her head.
A polite, mechanical System voice rings out: "Welcome, Ms. Shen Huan, to the Inner World of the Second Plane. Identity verification: Beep! Confirmed."
"Information check complete. Skills will now be assigned. Congratulations! You have received the special skills 'Word Spirit' and 'Dreamweaver,' as well as the starting item 'Meow Meow.'"
"The game is about to begin. Please note: if you die in the Inner World, you cannot return to the Outer World! Enjoy yourself."
And so Shen Huan is forced into a game of life and death. At the time, she doesn't yet know that here, she will personally make her long-held wish and the regret of her life come true.
Blurb 2:
Though Shen Huan is human, she lacks one essential human trait: curiosity.
Yes, even if a fish suddenly grew legs, trotted up to her, and asked, "Do you want to know why I grew legs?" she would only reply, "No."
She had used up what little curiosity she had in the past. In the world that followed, all that remained was insincere malice.
But she never imagined that one day she would chase a mysterious person through a survival game, asking over and over, "Who are you? Where did you come from? Where are you going?"
A few things to know before reading:
1. This story has a romance, one-on-one, with a happy ending. A cool, beautiful heroine and a frail, gifted hero.
2. The romance develops slowly. The plot takes center stage, and the male lead appears fairly late.
3. The heroine isn't sweet and soft. She's forceful, brutal, and impatient. In a sense, she's a villain? In any case, she's not purely good.
4. The heroine grows stronger as she tackles each dungeon. Growth is a joy.
5. The worldbuilding and dungeons are the author's own inventions and may have bugs. Don't take things too seriously. Keep reading if you're enjoying it, and drop it if you're not.
- Coming soon: I Got Rich by Reforming Fools
Feng Youyou made a wish on a shooting star: "Let me get rich."
That night, she dreamed that a kind old woman took her hand and said, "Dear girl, tell me, do you really want to get rich? I can tell you're exceptionally gifted and full of righteousness. Would you like to work part-time for me? I guarantee you'll earn a good income."
Feng Youyou nodded vigorously and agreed.
When she woke up the next day, she discovered she'd been bound to a labor System. It claimed to have been created by the gods, tasked with listening to ordinary people's wishes and solving their problems, all to create a world filled with truth, goodness, and beauty.
And so Feng Youyou began her part-time job.
Her first assignment: A college student was being tormented by her relative's badly behaved child, and wished the kid would mend his ways.
Feng Youyou: That's easy! Kids who won't listen probably just need discipline. Leave it to me!
A few days later, the brat had become a well-mannered child.
Her second assignment: A housewife was ignored and belittled by her family, and wished they would appreciate her.
Feng Youyou: That's easy! If a full-time housewife is being ignored, it's probably because she's been too good to her family. Leave it to me!
N days later, the housewife's entire family seemed like different people. They'd suddenly come to understand how much she contributed to the household.
Her third assignment: The upstairs neighbor of a young man working a 996 schedule kept having late-night dance parties, ruining his sleep and leaving him too exhausted to work during the day. He wished the neighbor would stop partying.
Feng Youyou: So you think living upstairs makes you untouchable? Leave it to me. I've got this!
Afterward, the upstairs neighbor never made noise and disturbed the whole building again.
With the help of this System, Feng Youyou earned money, and her clients found happiness.
Feng Youyou: The gods are wonderful. Thank you, dear god!
Theme: Wishes that are held close will surely be answered
Doesn't it mean that the heroine is strong, cruel, and impatient? What is this written about? Where is the strength? Where is the brutality? Where is the impatience?
I feel like my writing style is a bit naive.
I must be sick, I'm so neurotic.
The author's thinking is a bit strange. The heroine thought that her physical strength could not defeat the boa constrictor, but she ran to save people because these two people would be useful later. The heroine did not consider that if the danger was so great that she would die, then even if others were useful later, what use would it be to the heroine? And are you sure you will be able to treat others as your back-up?
I don't understand why the heroine suddenly said she was sick.
Favorite~ Please keep updating, I like this setting, but I don't like the male protagonist hahahahaha
I think the heroine's behavior is really ridiculous. She is scheming against others and acting as a savior. I think it's ridiculous at the beginning. For the so-called usefulness later, she risks her life to save people who shouldn't be saved. What's the result? They are not robots and they can listen to you at any time! The author is speechless when he uses this reason to argue with the heroine. I think she is indeed not the Virgin, but a young lady from a purely utopian country.
It's great, can't wait for the next chapter!
I'm speechless. This GM doesn't just let it go, but it's also holding me back. It's frustrating me to death.
I hate it so much, why do you still need to teach him things? The heroine is really nonsensical sometimes. Does the heroine have some mental problems?