I Can Fix Her

Bai Weiran is a game planner, one of the most cursed professions by players. Among players, there’s a slogan: “When things go wrong, sacrifice a game planner.”

Two nights ago, while working overtime and getting off work, he suddenly discovered a new app on his phone that he had never seen before. He opened it, and a black screen with options appeared.

“Do you seek thrilling love?”

Bai Weiran chose “no.”

“Do you like yandere girls?”

Again, he chose “no.”

“What do you want most right now…?”

Bai Weiran replied, “Money.”

“Congratulations, you’ve been selected.”

Suddenly, the phone lit up, and countless panels appeared in a blindingly white field. On these panels were exceptionally beautiful and unique girls, and an influx of information rapidly entered his mind.

There were far too many yandere girls who had been harmed by scummy men, whether in reality or various forms of creative work. These men, with their fake depth, bad behavior, and moody personalities, somehow managed to attract intelligent, well-off, and stunning girls who fell in love with them, leading to a surge of resentment among normal men and women. What kind of nonsense was this?

What gave these guys the right?

Serious men thought: Do these guys really deserve to be liked?

Normal women thought: Screw this, these girls are making us women look bad.

Suddenly, a gender-neutral front was formed in these works.

Supporters of this content argued, “We’re having fun, and we want to have fun. What’s it to you?”

Those who didn’t support it said, “Don’t we have the right to voice our opinions? We don’t like it, and watching these kinds of plots just makes us upset. We’d rather drag the scummy men out and beat them to a pulp, then give that woman a couple of slaps to wake her up.”

This app was the product of all this resentment from people with normal perspectives.

Bai Weiran will travel through various parallel worlds and fulfill the wishes of these people.

Bai Weiran chuckled.

This is ridiculous. I don’t even like watching this kind of content. Let them get mad or criticize me; what do I care?

The system presented a task reward, and Bai Weiran counted the zeros attached to the number at the front and promptly clicked “agree.”

No problem, boss. What do you want me to do? As long as the money’s there, I can handle anything.

He just received the first task, Qin Ning.

Actually, just by looking at the task content, Bai Weiran felt it was inexplicable.

Lin Luo, Qin Ning’s family tutor, actually had a relationship with each other since they were young. The Lin family and the Qin family were originally close, with good parental relations and business dealings. Qin Ning used to call Lin Luo “brother” when they were young. However, later on, the Lin family’s business failed, and their fortunes declined, while the Qin family prospered.

A string of business-related content in between is not important. In any case, Lin Luo believed that Qin family had been ruthless and ungrateful to the Lin family in the past. But he, as an individual, was powerless to resist the Qin family’s dominance. Qin Ning had always liked him, and Lin Luo found it difficult to refuse her. From time to time, he would look at the young girl’s figure with a flash of complex emotions in his eyes.

In any case, a flash of emotion in the eyes represented deep thoughts.

The physiological reaction in the lower part of his body was just a normal male response.

As for his vague desire to show off and see the rich and beautiful woman who loved him, it didn’t matter –

He was just a grown-up, confused, and immature boy caught between family feuds and personal feelings.

Bai Weiran found guys like him annoying.

When he was busy with work, he dreaded encountering colleagues with such serious expressions. There was a lot of melodrama, talking about nothing when there was nothing to talk about, smoking when there was nothing to do, and plenty of cryptic sayings. If someone suddenly came out with a deep and profound quote they learned from some random online video, or spouted empty words of wisdom, Bai Weiran couldn’t wait to push them down from the eighth floor.

It must be said that Lin Luo was innocent. Being kicked off the twenty-eighth floor by Bai Weiran, along with the chair, was a result of Bai Weiran personal emotions and grudges.

In any case, Qin Ning’s fluctuating attitude towards Lin Luo, swinging between cold and hot, had pushed her into a dark place.

If this isn’t a form of emotional manipulation, then what is?

Taking advantage of someone’s affection for you, their young age, and limited experience, then emotionally manipulating them is not right. She may not understand that people can be ruthless, and that the business world is like a battlefield. She’s probably feeling guilty towards both the Qin and Lin families. This guilt, mixed with her first love, has turned into a twisted form of love due to PUA behavior.

She’s become a yandere.

She wants to eliminate anyone around Lin Luo to have him all to herself.

Bai Weiran, reading the mission content, realizes that there’s not much to say here.

It’s a case of treating emotional manipulation and toxic behavior.

He can use any means to break this toxic relationship.

A direct approach, confronting the toxic guy and telling him not to appear again?

The second option would only make the yandere girl even more attached to her brother.

Bai Weiran ultimately decides to focus on these young girls.

He establishes the “Five More” policy.

Read more books, date more, earn more money, meet more people, see more of the world –

Reading good books helps you gain knowledge, dating more helps you understand what a good relationship is, earning more money makes you realize the importance of financial stability, and meeting more people helps you understand the hardships of life. Be content and happy; don’t just focus on your narrow emotional world. Seeing more of the world will broaden your perspective.

Bai Weiran believes that if he encounters a girl in real life who excels in these five areas, with good values, careful choices in love, financial independence, and an appreciation for life, she wouldn’t become a yandere. Instead, she would be well-rounded and content.

The “Yandere Girls’ Rehabilitation Program 1.0” is launched.

The system has one downside – every night at 8 PM, regardless of where he is, Bai Weiran is forcefully sent to a parallel world where he must carry out the mission. Although he knows it’s a parallel world, he’s dealing with yandere girls, so he’s extra cautious. He’s given himself a different name and always wears a mask when he meets people because, in stories like this, the female lead usually shows up later on.

He’s being careful.

At 7:01, Bai Weiran abruptly wakes up, bounces out of bed. Fortunately, this app has a user-friendly feature where he can recover the lost sleep within an hour in the parallel world.

That means he can get enough sleep in just an hour, while regular people need seven to eight hours of sleep. He can use the extra hours in the parallel world without disrupting his real life.

Bai Weiran finds this perk quite appealing.

In their industry, it’s rare for anyone to get a full seven to eight hours of sleep in a day. Now, with just an hour, he’s even more energized than before.

He gets up, freshens up, and gets ready for work.

He slings his backpack over his shoulder, locks the door, and on the subway, he doesn’t forget to check the “Healthy Eating Guide for Girls.”

In the parallel world, Bai Weiran can fly, break glass in skyscrapers, stop chairs from falling off the 28th floor, and create rooms that make it hard for young girls to leave. However, he can’t create things out of thin air.

A lady next to him accidentally glances at his phone screen and sees the search term, leaving her staring at him with a mix of astonishment and suspicion.

Well, young people these days have rather unusual preferences.