All the Paper Characters I Raised Came to Life

In the second week after transmigrating, Mu Yantang unexpectedly got a game, but she just couldn’t figure out how to reach an ending.

Then the System prompted her: Help the protagonists fulfill their wishes.

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Protagonist A was a newly castrated eunuch, never getting enough to eat or warm clothes to wear, bullied every day. Like a puppy with its teeth pulled, he shivered in a dark little corner.

Protagonist B was an orphan who had been taken in and trained as a secret guard. He was covered in wounds every day, and nobody treated his life as worth saving. In the depths of winter, wearing only a thin robe, he was locked in a cage with wild beasts, then thrown into a dark room to fight his “companions.” His hands were stained with blood, and from that day on, he never saw the sun again.

Protagonist C was an unloved prince born in the cold palace, barely clinging to life. The other princes made him bark like a dog, and he ate rotten food mixed with dirt. Anyone in the palace could beat and kick him.

Mu Yantang kept Protagonist A by her side and told him no one would bully him again.

She took Protagonist B by the hand and led him into the sunlight, telling him no life was more precious than his.

She punished the people who bullied Protagonist C, brought every precious thing before him, and told him no one in the world was more noble than he was.

Later, Protagonist A became the terrifying Eunuch of Nine Thousand Years, Protagonist B became a revered great general, and Protagonist C ascended the throne and ruled the world, but the game still wasn’t complete.

Mu Yantang didn’t know that, from beginning to end, they had only ever had one wish: to have her.

The male lead is split into multiple versions. After all, grown-ups don’t have to choose (doge).

Also known as I’m Jealous of Myself and This Love Triangle Isn’t What I Signed Up For.

--November 24, 2021

Theme: A family should live together in harmony and friendship.