In an attempt to save a girl darting across the street, Mu Chen was sent before the gods by a truck. As a reward for his heroic act, the deity granted him a chance at revival—on one condition: he must help the second female lead in a story achieve a perfect ending. Confident in his abilities, Mu Chen threw himself into the role of a devoted supporter.
Yet, every time he thought victory was within reach, the female leads turned on him.
– The serene and beautiful campus belle: “You’re my boyfriend. If you fall for someone else… I’ll just have to make you forget.”
– The aloof and distant immortal fairy: “My beloved senior brother, if you become another’s husband… I’ll have no choice but to lock you away.”
– The dignified and regal empress: “A great general who serves the nation and its people… must never marry.”
The system, panicking: “Master, you can’t afford to soften your heart in this ‘chasing-husband crematorium’ scenario, or else—”
A lot of these Chinese novels are too rushed. Especially this.