Lois transmigrated into a cannon-fodder role in a reverse-harem novel. The will of the world told her that if she helped the heroine find her happy ending, she could return to her original world.
Lois looked at the God of Light, whose gentle exterior concealed an obsessive streak, then at the God of Darkness, whose cold facade hid a pure-hearted soul, and declared: The heroine can have them both!
Diligently working to raise the heroine's affection with both sides, Lois's plans often went awry.
When someone tried to break up a couple, Lois protested: You can break me up if you want, but don't break up my ship!
The next day, Lois ran into the unpredictable bounty hunter from the original story on the street.
The young man waved at her with a smile. "You said it yourself. I won't break up your ship. I'll break you instead."
Aethrins had always known that an invisible hand was turning the wheels of fate, round and round.
After his lover died before his eyes, he was reborn.
He watched his beloved fall into other people's arms in one cycle after another, and die again and again.
So he went mad.
[The male lead really is insane.]
Theme: Take fate by the throat
