So it wasn't actually something from a book, but a real story that was reversed.
Unbeknownst to her, Xie Lang had already lived a lonely life on his own.
"To be honest, I was almost ready to give up." The system sighed. "I'm just a bunch of data. I don't have what you humans call emotions, and I can't understand why he did this."
"Whether the world in the book can be transformed into the normal world is just a task for our system; the survival of the world will not affect us."
"Moreover, under normal circumstances, the longer we stay, the less control we have over the progress of the world in the book. Most of the time, we can only influence it indirectly. Host, I never thought you could actually succeed."
The system looked on with disbelief.
Wen Hemian pondered: "You haven't yet mentioned what makes our world so special?"
The system touched its nose, its eyes slightly guilty.
"After reviewing the situation with the system administrator, we found that the bond between you two is very deep. This is why, even though Xie Lang did not awaken, he still broke away from the storyline. If it weren't for this, we wouldn't be able to recall you."
"Furthermore, you have a deep attachment to this world, which is why you were able to succeed in the end."
"I thought, since you can meet such demanding conditions, I might as well give you another hand."
"You succeeded; it's destiny."
The system started acting strangely again.
However, once it said that, all the previously incongruous parts suddenly made sense.
"No wonder you were so secretive about it for so long before finally telling us." Wen Hemian smiled and stared at the system. "Were you afraid we wouldn't accept it?"
"A little," the system glanced at them cautiously, "but it seems your mental resilience is much better than I expected."
"The reason I chose to tell you this is twofold: first, you have the right to know the truth; second, as awakened individuals, you will receive some compensation after you complete your lives here, and I have come to inform you of that."
The system elegantly spread its paws, its cat eyes blinking: "I won't say what it is, just think of it as opening a blind box."
Xie Lang's gaze immediately turned unfriendly.
After sorting out the cause and effect, Wen Hemian's attitude towards the system wasn't bad: "Thank you."
Regardless, the system has put in a lot of effort to achieve what can be considered a perfect result.
"It's all just my duty." The system scratched its head sheepishly. "If it weren't for you, this world wouldn't be a normal world."
"besides……"
Despite the pressure, the system moved closer to Wen Hemian and chirped to her: "Host, your little emperor is really crazy. You'd better keep a close eye on him in the future!"
Xie Lang gave the system a sinister smile.
The system glared back: What's the point of bullying a system all the time!
Wen Hemian did not refute this, but chuckled softly and said, "I understand."
After he finished speaking, he remained silent for a long time.
Wen Hemian lowered her eyes and asked with a smile, "System, are you really leaving this time?"
"Hmm." The system nodded.
"Soon, the barbarians should submit and the world will be at peace. It's only a matter of time before they come to our side. I have completed all my missions here and am about to head to the next world. Besides, the story has reached this point, so it's about time for it to end."
"After I leave, all the control and manipulation of the plot over you will be unleashed. A hundred years from now, this place will become a new little world, completely free from the control of the book..."
Xie Lang gave a forced smile: "You guys seem quite busy."
"Isn't that right?"
The system ignored his sarcastic remarks and muttered to itself, "There are so many worlds in the book, but the author's writing skills are lacking, the logic is flawed, and there are a lot of bad endings. In the end, we have to fix the bugs and patch up the leaks. Just thinking about it is annoying!"
Wen Hemian chuckled: "The system can get annoyed?"
"No, I learned it from the system administrator. It's more human-like so that the hosts won't be so scared."
The system smiled shyly.
"In short, host, I am really leaving this time. Barring any unforeseen circumstances, we should not meet again in the future."
“Fate has been unfair to you since birth, but through your own efforts you have broken the shackles of fate. From now on, the road ahead will be smooth.”
The system and system administrators are not above the small world, but they do have real privileges. They can observe the love and hate entanglements and turbulent lives of the characters in the book, and watch them struggle and suffer.
However, it has been difficult to find even one person who has been able to transcend this state over the years.
And this time, they met as a couple.
"Although you are not the first couple to break the shackles of fate, you are the most successful couple I have ever seen. This strange button is called love. I don't understand it, but I have a long time to learn."
Words cannot express my feelings. In short, I wish you both a long and happy life together.
After the system finished speaking, the rationality that belonged to data gradually faded from the kitten's eyes.
The cat flicked its tail, meowed, and jumped into Wen Heming's arms, purring softly and snuggling against her affectionately.
Xie Lang dared not speak out in anger, but stared at the cat with predatory eyes, desperately wanting to be the one in that position.
Is it childish or not?
Wen Hemian pulled her hand away and patted the back of his hand: "If you have any questions, you can ask me now, Your Majesty. Don't wait any longer."
She felt a mix of emotions; she hadn't expected that there would be such a entanglement between her and Xie Lang.
Since it's too complicated, the system can only focus on the key points; the details are left for them to fill in the gaps in their own minds.
Xie Lang had a general idea, and he asked the question he was most curious about: "Hanshuang, what is 'white moonlight'?"
Ask the most difficult question right away.
Wen Hemian organized her thoughts: "It's probably like this: someone you couldn't have in your youth, someone who remains deep in your memory, someone you can never reach again."
Xie Lang frowned: "It sounds nice, but the meaning is not good at all."
Having experienced it firsthand, he could fully understand why he had ultimately met his end in his previous two lives.
After seeing such a wonderful person again, if one could never find such a person again in the rest of one's life, anyone would feel dejected and hopeless.
Xie Lang seemed a little down. Instead of trying to steal Wen Hemian's attention, he leaned over and carefully kissed her cheek.
Wen Hemian felt ticklish from his kisses and couldn't help but reach out and ruffle his hair: "What's wrong? That's all in the past. We don't need to worry about it now."
"I know."
Xie Lang said earnestly, "You're not just moonlight, you're the moon itself."
It was the moon that he couldn't touch in his youth, but now he held in his arms.
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