In a world where dynasties rise and fall, where Buddhism and Daoism vie for dominance, and where gods and demons clash, Su Mo found himself as the kitchen steward of the Zhenyuan General’s Manor under the Song Dynasty.
At the same time, he acquired a small simulation game called Fated Bonds of Life.
Once activated, the game would randomly generate a female character to accompany him through a simulated life.
…But as he continued playing, Su Mo realized that this so-called golden finger brought him no actual benefits. It merely served as a source of amusement to pass the time.
Gazing at his utterly unreliable cheat, Su Mo decided he might as well embrace the role of a villain.
Whenever he was faced with a choice in the simulation, he deliberately picked the cruelest and most heart-wrenching option.
From then on, the world gained a white serpent who shed tears eternally at the bottom of West Lake, a Rakshasa princess who sealed herself beneath Flame Mountain, a weaver girl who refused to reunite with the cowherd by the celestial river, and a Chang’e who could only gaze longingly from the moon palace every night…
But something unexpected happened.
As he ran more simulations, the women he had wronged began appearing one after another in real life.
Su Mo: “Huh? The wives I abandoned… are actually real?”
