Playing Saint in an Infinite-Flow World

Ke Ci is a saintly female supporting character in a male-oriented infinite-survival novel.

The System tells her that in the original story, she constantly lets her saintly nature get the protagonist's group into trouble, earning the readers' hatred. Now that the story is being adapted into a comic, the creators are planning to kill off this useless, saintly supporting character early. She has to quickly reinvent herself as a ruthless person to change people's impressions.

Ke Ci falls into deep thought.

"What if I'm a ruthless saint?"

System: ? Can ruthless and saintly really go together?!

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The comic adaptation of the wildly popular infinite-survival novel Dark Tomb is about to launch. Countless readers hope the comic will kill off the saintly female supporting character who keeps dragging down the protagonist's group as soon as possible.

Until they see the original story's frail, saintly heroine casually dislocate every joint in a murderous veteran player's body, and still politely apologize.

"Sorry, but you're too dangerous like this."

The veteran player with dislocated joints: I think you're the most dangerous one here.

In the comic, Ke Ci is always smiling gently, just like in the original novel. She keeps trying to save everyone, even if that means breaking the limbs of butcher players or beating high-risk NPCs until they turn over a new leaf...

Readers: Wait, something's not right. What happened to her being a saint?!

And yet, in every original-story level where countless people died, she somehow manages to pull off a crazy face-slapping performance and get everyone out alive?

More and more readers become infatuated with this mad saint, going crazy for her and banging their heads against the wall for her.

Gradually, both the infinite-survival players in the comic and the readers outside it give Ke Ci a new title.

They say Ke Ci is the omniscient and all-powerful saint, the one true god destined to reclaim everyone's lives and souls from the hidden evil god of Dark Tomb.

What they don't know is that the evil god, who gets beaten up the most, has long since become her devotee.

Reader's Guide:

1. The heroine is utterly determined to keep everyone alive. Her logic is consistent, and she's gentle but goes crazy (?);

2. The male lead isn't a traditional evil god. The author really wants a romance of mutual obsession and rivalry where the heroine stays in control, and is trying to write the story she wants to read. The only guarantee is that the male lead falls in love first and is a hopeless romantic;

3. Includes livestreams on comic forums and face-slapping moments

Theme: No matter where you are, never forget your anchor.