Urban Heroine, but Fantasy Savior

Travel through time and become a loser? Annulment? Don't bully young people into poverty? Dan Xi looked at herself: a local, 19 years old, good-looking, with a fulfilling college life, and loves to read some fantasy novels. She has no shortcomings except that "if you raise plants, you will die". Wait, there is something wrong with this setting! She thought she was an urban heroine until fantasy routines forced their way in. Routine 1: Mysterious life experience. ✓ (Parents disappeared, leaving behind a mysterious piece of jade. In the classic classic, are both the parents dead or the two kings?) Routine 2: Help from noble people. ✓ (The immortal neighbor is too kind to her, is it a classic group favorite?) Routine 3: Responsibility of destiny. ✓ (Designated as the key to salvation, 666 is still a classic heroine setting, or a traditional way of playing?) Where is the promised male protagonist? What? Traveling to the wrong world? Ah? Am I the savior? This profession is very risky. What about the promised bitterness and hatred? The big guys simply "stock up" and "enrich". Aren't adults' wealth meant for children? What about the promised suppression from fellow students? The most powerful guest in the organization silently supported me. Do you like my accidental intrusion into Tianjia? What about the upgrade you promised to kill monsters? I spend most of my time in class, playing in clubs, and playing online games with Sister Long. Questioning the historical gossip of the Immortals: Are the "Tumu Fortress God of War" and "Son of the Plane" all true? What were you doing at that time? Until the ancient well spewed out purple light, and the mastermind behind the scenes sneered: The key belongs to me. Dan Xi sighed: Okay, the dungeon BOSS has finally been refreshed. It's no matter how old it is, and it's still played with seniority. BOSS: Mechanical monster + Numerical monster feels that he has always been able to operate, that's not right! Why is there a second level?