Xu Wenwan had been spoiled her entire life. When had she ever been so wronged?
She was so furious she shot up from her stool and roared.
"Second Brother, I hate you."
Xu Wenwan scread at Xu Chongshan as tears stread down her face. In a fit of temper, she abandoned her al and stord back to her room.
She threw herself onto the bed, wailing her eyes out.
’I regret this so, so much.’
’Why was I reborn into this era, forced to live such a miserable life?’
’And now, I’m even being bullied.’
’I want to go back so badly.’
’Even though she wasn’t a rich kid like Gu Jiaojiao, her parents both had jobs. Her monthly allowance was easily one or two thousand, she had tons of new clothes, and when she occasionally visited her uncle, she would receive rather expensive gifts.’
"Universe Brand 007 System activating. Activation complete. Now binding to host."
As Xu Wenwan was crying, she heard a chanical voice.
She was so startled she forgot to cry, clamping a hand tightly over her mouth to keep from screaming.
"Binding complete."
"You’re a system?"
Xu Wenwan’s voice trembled as she spoke, her tone filled with an indescribable mix of excitent and exhilaration.
’I knew Heaven hadn’t forgotten . I actually bonded with a system!’
Thinking of the special "cheat" abilities from the novels she’d read, her sadness vanished in an instant.
"Host, you can call Little Seven. I will be your system from now on, here to help you rewrite your destiny."
After the initial rush of excitent, Xu Wenwan grew puzzled.
"Rewrite destiny?"
The system didn’t answer.
The next mont, a screen of light appeared before Xu Wenwan. On it was a book—the very novel she had written herself.
The system explained that because her novel was loved by so many readers, their affection transford into a belief that seeped into the book. Gradually, the book gained consciousness, becoming a real, existing small world.
However, soone had deliberately sabotaged it, changing the world’s trajectory. Its mission was to help Xu Wenwan take back what rightfully belonged to her.
To help Xu Wenwan better achieve this goal, the system would randomly generate missions.
As long as Xu Wenwan completed them, she would gain the ability to rewrite a character’s fate.
"Rewrite a character’s fate?"
The system explained, "For example, if you hate Yu Fangfang, you just have to write the words ’make Yu Fangfang miscarry’ in this book, and the baby in her womb will be lost in so sort of incident."
As for what that incident might be, the system didn’t know either.
It could alter so of the world’s rules to influence that character’s fate, but it couldn’t act directly.
Upon hearing the system’s answer, Xu Wenwan instantly ca alive.
’With this system in hand, punishing the people I hate will be a piece of cake!’
Xu Wenwan couldn’t help but snicker.
"Good. I want to rewrite Xu Chongshan’s fate right now."
System: ...
’It seems I’ve bonded with a very impatient host.’
The system explained that rewriting fate required points, and points were earned by doing missions.
The more important a character’s role in the novel, the more points were required to rewrite their fate.
For example, rewriting Xu Chongshan’s fate required one hundred points.
Rewriting Yu Fangfang’s, on the other hand, only required thirty points.
Xu Wenwan was a little disappointed, but she quickly cheered up again.
’After all, with a special ability that let her directly control other people’s fates, wasn’t she on the fast track to becoming a winner in life?’
In contrast to her joy, the atmosphere in the courtyard was tense.
Village Chief Xu’s face was grim.
Chen Xiumin was also very displeased.
She genuinely doted on this daughter who had just returned.
Plus, because of the mix-up at birth all those years ago, she had always been full of guilt.
Seeing Xu Wenwan run back to her room without even eating, she couldn’t help but bla Xu Chongshan.
"It’s just a couple of eggs. What’s wrong with your little sister wanting two?"
"Wen Wan just returned and isn’t used to this place. As her older brother, can’t you be a little more understanding?"
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