TSFLIP Chapter 779

After her emotions were wiped, all memories related to the previous world gradually faded from Feng Guang’s mind until they disappeared completely. She felt a faint sense of emptiness, but the feeling was only temporary.

Feng Guang still remembered once asking System-kun, “Since you’re able to erase my emotions, why not just remove all of them—my joy, my anger, my hatred? That way, I could completely detach from personal feelings and focus on my missions.”

She remembered System-kun’s calm reply: “Because you are human. You’re not someone without emotions.”

And so, even now, every time she entered a new world, she couldn’t help but be ruled by her emotions.

As her memories faded, she no longer realized that, in many cases, she hadn’t actually done anything particularly significant—yet the targets of her missions still fell in love with her. Yes, it was easy for them to love her, but making them truly experience a steady, lasting sense of happiness was far more difficult.

Fortunately, because her memory continued to fade, she didn’t question this inconsistency. Otherwise, things would become much more complicated.

While she still retained some of her memories, Feng Guang earnestly said to System-kun, “Can I request that, in future worlds, no one around me dies?”

“I can’t guarantee that,” System-kun replied crisply.

She wasn’t disappointed. Deep down, she knew he couldn’t promise such a thing—just as he couldn’t give her unlimited advantages to make her missions easier.

Still, she couldn’t help but feel helpless.

“Should we draw the next story?”

This time, System-kun didn’t issue a command in his usual mechanical tone. Instead, he sounded almost as if he were asking her opinion. Startled, Feng Guang raised her eyes. “What’s wrong with you today? Did you catch a virus or something?”

Otherwise, there was no way System-kun would act so strangely.

There was a brief pause. “Drawing the story,” he said again.

Feng Guang pouted, reached out, and randomly grabbed a book. The title slowly appeared: The Lady Constable.

The heroine’s name was Chen Hongdou, the daughter of a county magistrate. She preferred swords and armor to dresses and jewelry. Against all objections, she became the first female constable at the county office. The hero, Yang Jie, worked there as a coroner. Since they were colleagues—and she happened to be the only woman in the office—it was inevitable that sparks would fly. Before long, they fell in love without suspense.

As for Feng Guang’s role, she would play the daughter of the wealthiest family in Tong County. Yang Jie himself had once been born into privilege, and from childhood, he had been betrothed to her. But after his family fell into ruin, rumors spread that the Xia family intended to break off the engagement.

Naturally, that engagement would have to be dissolved—otherwise, how could Yang Jie end up with Chen Hongdou?

The identity of the second male lead was even more intriguing. His name was Zhou Xing, crown prince of the Great Zhou Dynasty—or rather, the soon-to-be deposed crown prince. His mother’s family had been executed for rebellion, and during the conflict, his leg had been severely injured, leaving him confined to a wheelchair. The emperor had sent him to scenic Tong County under the pretense of letting him recover, but in truth, it was just a way to cast him aside. Eventually, his title was indeed stripped from him.

Unwilling to accept his fate, Zhou Xing planned another coup. But in the end, it was the hero and heroine who uncovered his plot. He died beneath the heroine’s sword—the sword of the woman he loved.

Feng Guang couldn’t help but feel the heavy weight of responsibility settling upon her once again.