Cannon Fodder Should Be Used to Strengthen Oneself

I like this book very much. The female protagonist does not have a male protagonist. She will not cry and cry for a man, and she will die or live. It seems that she cannot live without love. In some fast-moving stories, people pay the price to counterattack, but she is better off using someone else's body to fall in love. Wherever you put the original owner, they are here for you to counterattack, not for you to fall in love and relax. She has such a big face, not only got benefits, but also had a vigorous love affair, haha, she took all the benefits in the world by herself.

I personally don't like the male protagonist, is it possible to have no cp? A task is a task, just do it well. Why must there be a CP combination? It's better when the heroine is still single. Besides, once the male protagonist appears, I feel that the female protagonist's task is much easier. I like a female protagonist who is self-reliant and cannot rely on the male protagonist. I've read a lot of fast-traveling books, but I don't like the kind where the female protagonist relies on the male protagonist. The male protagonist is always the same person, and the difficulty of the strategy plummets. Well.

When I was a child, I watched a little bit about Wang Baochuan and Xue Pinggui, and I felt that Wang Baochuan was mentally ill and had a wrong outlook on life. She abandoned her loving parents for a man, and her pitiful and ridiculous responsibility and disregard for the parents who gave birth to her~ Watching the beginning and ending, I just want to laugh three times. Wang Baochuan deserves it!

This is the first time I have read so many fast-travel books that there is no male protagonist, no strategy hero, and no CP. I really like this kind of protagonist who relies solely on his own abilities to complete tasks except for predicting the plot in advance and does not consider the system or external forces. The heroine of this article is really powerful. The kind of strength that comes from the heart and the diligence of learning all kinds of knowledge by herself all the time are hard to dislike. Although there are always some female supporting characters at the beginning of the mission to counterattack the bad things the male and female protagonists do, the subsequent stories are more exciting than the last, especially the last few, which are thought-provoking and alarming!

There is no cp, and the female protagonist has a relatively positive outlook. I don't know why but I have a great fondness for the cp-free quick travel novel.

It's very interesting. I hope there won't be a male protagonist. But the author is great and I think the cover of the book is a bit unbearable to look at. . .

Not good looking, a bunch of idiots

I originally liked Xue Pinggui in the TV series, but after seeing all three levels refreshed here?9?1

I remember one time I was watching TV with my mother at home, and it happened to be a scene where Xue Pinggui was testing Wang Baochuan, and then I asked what the story was! My mother told me about it, and it was so disgusting at the time! Wang broke off his parents' relationship for Xue and even had a miscarriage! In the end, his parents were given to death, his two sisters were given golden bowls to beg (this is different from forcing them to die), and the king himself only lived for 18 days (either Princess Xiliang killed him or Xue killed him, after all, the king remembered Xue's desolate appearance! It must be a stain on Xue!).

Many fast-traveling protagonists have a mentality of "I just need to complete the task. This is not my world. Why do you care so much? It's none of my business." I have difficulty identifying with the mission world and feel out of place. In fact, I can understand it. Let alone changing the world, changing the country, or even just changing the city, I will feel out of place for a while. It's just how to put it? It's probably just a comparison of feelings. The protagonist in this book who is a cannon fodder for self-improvement does this very well. Although some people say that the protagonist is too much like a virgin and a bad person, I still like her the most