Why Does Everyone Say I'm His Deceased Wife?

[Third-person narration]

I used to be an office drone in Heaven. More precisely, I was a tool who quit without notice, an angel who fell from grace.

After arriving in the human world, my job was to find a suitable vessel, evade the former colleagues from Heaven who were hunting me, deal with the demons and hunters who came looking for trouble, and enjoy a vacation on the side.

During my vacation, I ran into two fatal problems.

1. Before I could find a permanent vessel, I had to switch bodies whenever each temporary one fell apart.

2. Why were humans so attached to all the vessels I had discarded? Stop it! They're just trash!

The fallout from these two fatal problems was that the humans started acting strangely and going mad.

I don't get it. Humans are so weird. Maybe I should write an apology to my boss in Heaven and go back to my old life as an office drone.

Only later did I learn that, to the people who had gone mad, the story I was telling looked completely different.

Reader's guide:

1. Not a strong female lead, in fact, a little too submissive. This is a Mary Sue story with a harem, entirely centered on the female lead.

2. The female lead is a benevolent, chaotic observer of humanity who immerses herself in studying human subjects and has a very unusual way of thinking.

3. The supporting characters are all prone to wild assumptions. Some of the male love interests are very, very scummy!

4. Plenty of presumed-dead escapes, romantic rivalries, and groveling exes: all the trashy tropes.

5. The setting includes angels and demons, but they're just background for a mindless Mary Sue fantasy. The magic level is low, very, very low.

6. The plot is extremely over-the-top and trashy. Leave your brain at the door. There are lots of descriptions of beauty and frailty.

7. The author has few content limits and no taboos. There may be some dark plotlines, so readers with many triggers should proceed with caution...

Blurb: 2025/3/30

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Theme: Love life and be a good person