Feng Wuduan transmigrates into a System in a melodramatic, angst-filled novel.
His mission is to accompany the protagonist shou through a life of physical and emotional torment, until his sincerity, kindness, and patience finally move everyone. He makes peace with his enemies, letting bygones be bygones, and finds a happy ending with everyone reunited.
Feng Wuduan: “Sure.”
Feng Wuduan takes on eighty books in one go, and all eighty have happy endings. Every protagonist beats up the scum gong, kicks their evil family members to the curb, and goes against “sincerity, kindness, and patience,” trampling their enemies as they fight their way to the top.
The Main System reviews the story and finds the plot has fallen apart completely: ???
Feng Wuduan: “You tell me, did they get a happy ending or not?”
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Feng Wuduan is a medical specialist and a leader who once ruled the chaotic apocalypse.
After accidentally curing the whole world, he has spent a full two hundred months unable to find a single sickly, pitiful, adorable test subject who’s suitable for his work.
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The medicine in this story is the medicine of the chaotic apocalypse. It can turn people into walking giant octopuses and has no scientific basis whatsoever. It’s purely for fun.
The protagonist will repair the original host’s body until it’s ridiculously strong, then return it to the original host. He’ll leave behind his terrible family and scum gong and set off on a brand-new path to the top.
[Extra Scene]
The first world Feng Yufeng takes over: a gravely ill, wheelchair-bound, utterly hopeless real young master who is hated by everyone.
The scum gong, having found his conscience: “Has he behaved? If he has, let him out for a walk.”
Answer: “He hasn’t behaved, but he learned parkour. He’s already ditched the wheelchair, vaulted over walls, escaped the locked room, and won eight world championships.”
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Theme: Everyone has the right to pursue a better life.
