The backdrop can also be propped up.

I'm a newbie, please don't criticize.

A large part of the scientific knowledge I possess is fabricated; don't believe it.

Please don't use your brain when watching.

No pairing.

Have you ever considered that the novels, comics, TV series, etc., you read might actually happen in real life?

When you have two things you want to eat—like an apple and a cake—but you can only choose one.

You might choose the cake and eat the apple next time; or you might choose the apple and eat the cake next time. These two choices lead to different outcomes, and thus two worlds are born. This is the simplest explanation for parallel universes.

Each world has several small holes, through which particles that record information about this world and particles that record information about other worlds pass.

These particles can randomly jump into a person's brain and become inspiration; some people who are inspired will write these things down.

However, each particle can only carry a limited amount of information, often fragmentary and short-lived. Therefore, those who receive inspiration need to refine them based on their knowledge and imagination. This is why some works are poorly finished or have disjointed transitions—because the author hasn't figured out how to perfect them.

Every world is independent, and the so-called "protagonists" are merely those whose stories became inspirations and were recorded by others.

There will always be worlds that develop faster, and in these worlds, organizations will be established to help those who can escape death. This is the original "system" that you speak of.

"Anyway, hello, Lu Renkui, I am the system WQBYRZM, you can also call me the Super Passerby System." A pink-haired girl with twin ponytails, wearing a beret, a black leather jacket and a black, white and gray plaid skirt, floated in the air, looking at Lu Renkui kneeling on the ground, whose body and soul had been separated due to a car accident.

Lu Renkui's body lay quietly on the hospital bed, tears still clinging to the corners of her eyes. She stared at the girl before her, somewhat bewildered. In such a short time, she had forced herself to accept two facts that she had previously found hard to believe.

First, souls exist in this world.

Second, systems will also appear in this world.

The system WQBYRZM noticed Lu Renkui's confusion and continued to explain, "Have you read those novels where the protagonist transmigrates into cannon fodder and then makes a comeback?"

Lu Renkui nodded.

The system WQBYRZM said, "The ones I brought aren't even cannon fodder."

Lu Renkui: "Huh?"

The system WQBYRZM seemed to have anticipated Lu Renkui's surprise and spread its hands: "To be more accurate, it should be background. If you're lucky, you'll only be mentioned a few times. If you're unlucky, you may not even get close to the 'protagonists' you're talking about."

"And my task, from your perspective, is to help these background characters who might not even be mentioned in the text, to prevent them from being affected by the things the protagonist does."

"For example, in a fantasy world, if a demon king destroys a village, we would be transported into the village as the villager most likely to change the situation—like the village chief—and try to change the fate of the village."

"This is our duty—to help innocent people escape disaster and create opportunities for them to survive."

"Lu Renkui, I ask you, are you willing to sign a treaty with me to travel through various worlds, to do everything in your power to create opportunities for the innocent to survive and to seek a glimmer of hope for yourself?"

Lu Renkui silently watched his family members crying by the hospital bedside and agreed to the system's request.