"Little System, why are you crying?" Wan Ge approached a little system. The anthropomorphic little system was quite exquisite and looked very nice.
Why is this such a cute little system crying?
Upon hearing the voice, the little system looked up blankly and immediately stood up when it saw the incredibly beautiful woman from before: "Lady Wan Ge."
Wan Ge pinched its little face: "Alright, now tell me why you're crying?"
Hearing this, the little system's eyes reddened again, and it lowered its head: "Because they all say my mission is too difficult, and they don't want to bind with me, sob sob sob..."
Even ordinary people with strong desires are unwilling to bind themselves to it, let alone the adults here.
"How difficult is it? Don't cry, I'll go with you, okay?" Wan Ge glanced at it; this little system was the Villain Redemption System. Yes, that's it, something she'd never encountered before.
"Really?" The little system immediately stood up: "Thank you so much, Lord Wan Ge."
Seemingly worried that the person in front of him would run away, the little system reached out and held her hand tightly.
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After understanding the situation, Wan Ge confirmed the system's mission: every villain she would encounter next would have a serious mental illness, and her task was to warm their hearts and heal them.
As a seasoned mission taker, Wan Ge has completed countless missions, all of which were female supporting roles. Back then, she was either killed by the male lead or the villain, but she was just cannon fodder after all, so she didn't care. This is the first time she's going to interact with a villain in this way, which is quite interesting.
She had never done a mission related to villains before, but wasn't it precisely because she had never tried it that she wanted to give it a shot? She swore it wasn't because the system was prettier than other systems.
Although she had never done this before, she was confident in completing the task, after all, she had lived for so many years. She was also considered a big shot by the system, and her task completion rate had always been 100%.
After Wan Ge finished preparing, the little system obediently said, "Then, Lady Wan Ge, I will teleport you."
"good."
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As soon as Wan Ge arrived in the new world, she felt a strong wind. When she opened her eyes, she saw herself on the beach, sitting quietly on the sand, enjoying the sea breeze.
There were a few people around her. Even without the information, with her years of experience, she could tell at a glance who the male lead and the female lead were. However, the villain she was looking for was not among them.
The original owner of Wan Ge's body was the male lead's neighbor's sister, a typical supporting female character. The female lead was also her friend, and the two had a good relationship.
However, in general, in this kind of plot, the relationship between two good friends will eventually break down. The key issue, of course, is the male lead.
The original owner really liked the male lead, but the male lead only treated her like a younger sister.
To be honest, it would have been better if the female lead wasn't the original owner's good friend. It's just that the female lead knew the original owner liked the male lead, so she always restrained her own feelings.
Later, due to the original owner's threats, she was unwilling to be with the male protagonist, and the two embarked on a long and deeply moving love story.
The story was supposed to have a happy ending, but perhaps because she offended the author, the female lead died in a car accident on her way to reconcile with the male lead.
The little system thought to itself: With this kind of plot... the female lead would probably curse the author a lot, right?
As for the key figure in the mission, the minor villain... the minor villain suffers from severe depression and is saved by the female lead when he attempts suicide.
The female lead is a very sunny and positive person. When she learns that the minor villain has severe depression, she tries her best to take care of him and help him get out of the gloom of his emotions.
It's a pity about the minor villain... He's ultimately a villain, not the male lead. If he were the male lead, he might have had a better ending.
However, he is not the male lead, so the minor villain also suffers quite a bit later on, but the things he does are not worthy of any sympathy.
The minor villain's depression seems to have worsened or improved but then shifted to something else... It feels like his heart has become dark, not the kind of self-harming gloom, and of course, he tries to break up the male and female leads.
The little system strongly suspects that the female lead's death is related to him! Anyway, the villain is a very dangerous person, which is why they are unwilling to be bound to him.
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