Rules of the Strange: I Can See Through All the Weird

Qi Tong was betrayed by her own father. Seventeen years ago, he paid for her final expenses at the orphanage; seventeen years later, he left her a bank card with her birthday as the PIN. But when she entered the code, she didn’t find a monetary balance. Instead, she inherited a legacy of twelve mystery novels and a grim warning: in this world, death is permanent. To make matters worse, the system bound to her appears to be a dating simulator obsessed with shyness, clinginess, and excessive emoticons. It isn't until a dungeon boss grabs her by the throat that the seemingly useless voice in her mind finally snaps, revealing its true nature. She eventually discovers that the so-called romance system is merely a disguise designed to protect her. Beneath the facade lies the last authority her mother left behind when fleeing the bizarre realm, intertwined with a soul code written by her father’s deepest emotions. It was never there to help her fall in love—it was there to ensure her survival.