The Cannon Fodder Sister Dressed as the Heroine of Shuangwen

Zhao Ruo is finally not afraid of the heroine's halo, which is great. You must fight back when it's time to fight back, otherwise it will be too frustrating and unpleasant to watch.

The book written by the heroine Zhao Ruochuan is called "The Imperial Concubine She is Famous in the World" (this book is fictional). The story is about Zhao Su as the heroine and Chu Yan, the prince of Xiling Prince who is in Beijing as a hostage, as the hero. It tells the story of the two of them overthrowing the Xia Dynasty and saving the people from the fire and water to create a new era. The general plot is briefly described in the opening chapter 3, including Zhao Su's true identity. From the perspective of Zhao Su and Chu Yan, this is a great article. Both of them have something in common: they keep a low profile and are surrounded by many excellent male and female supporting actors. Of course, judging from the original story, the supporting characters all voluntarily paid for them. The above is the plot of the original book, which is the previous life of Prince Xiao Han. Because it is a story about Zhao Su and Chu Yan joining forces, Xiao Han has very little space in the original book. He is set up as a good-for-nothing prince who has no scheming, no discernment between loyalty and adultery, and is addicted to beauty. Anyway, it was only on the day when he was forced into the palace that he discovered that his princess was having an affair with the sixth prince, and he got angry and killed her. Of course, he and the Sixth Prince did not end well. When both sides suffered losses, Chu Yan led troops into the palace to reap the benefits. Xiao Han directly became the sinner of the Xia Dynasty, so he hated Zhao Ruo in his heart. Because Xiao Han was too cannon fodder in his previous life and didn't deserve a side story, Zhao Ruo, who had traveled through the book, didn't have much understanding of him, because there was no psychological analysis of Xiao Han in the book "The Imperial Concubine". Moreover, she was previously a reader, looking at the characters in the story from Zhao Su's perspective. Zhao Su's aunt, Princess Jiaping, was domineering, and her aunt, Zhao Ying, was vicious. Anyway, they all had to be built around Zhao Su, which made Zhao Ruo misunderstand some of the characters in the story at the beginning, and her knowledge was one-sided. At the beginning of the story, Zhao Ruo stayed away from Zhao Su. Because of Zhao Su's true identity and the aura of the heroine, Zhao Ruo did not want to be an open enemy to her. After all, she traveled through time, not the original Zhao Ruo was reborn with hatred (the concept of fine product), but when she no longer obeyed Zhao Su's arrangements like in the original book, she began to deviate from the original plot, and was naturally noticed by Zhao Su, and even began to become her antagonist. Therefore, they will still become opponents in the future, because if Zhao wants to protect his biological mother and sister, he will unintentionally destroy Zhao Su's plan, but the confrontation will be later. In the early stage, Xiao Han looked at Zhao Ruo with hatred from his previous life, and wanted to strangle to death the woman who had harmed him all his life, but he would wake up later. And because of his early series of operations, chasing his wife became a crematorium. It's bitter first and then sweet, 1v1 double clean, don't worry, I won't abuse the heroine!

Even Shen Qi has an older brother who protects his shortcomings. Are Zhao Ruo's two older brothers just soy sauce?

Would it be nice if the heroine were a bit bad? There are too many considerations. Many things cannot be implemented

The male protagonist is in need of a beating. He lived with the original Zhao Ruo for so long in his previous life, and he still hasn't noticed that the current Zhao Ruo is different from the past.

Princess Changle has a good brother, the prince, and Shen Qi also has a good brother, Shen Yun! I wonder if Zhao Jie, the heroine's lost fourth brother, will pamper her after he finds her. There is no difference between the second brother who can't figure it out and whether he does not.

Didn't Shen Yun betray the prince in his previous life? The prince is still so close to his sister and thinks Shen Qi is innocent and harmless and a good girl. She doesn't even know how to identify a bitch, so no wonder Zhao Ruo despises her.

After reading a few chapters, I was almost pissed off. I want to strangle the original heroine to death.

To be honest, I really don't like the heroine and her whole family. After seeing this, I still feel that the eldest sister and the heroine are not the same people. Also, why does the heroine not know martial arts? She is too weak. Although I can persist and feel that the author has his own ideas, I am always aggrieved and feel uncomfortable.

I definitely think that the original male protagonist is better than the prince. The original male protagonist is truly sinister and cunning. In fact, I don't think the original male protagonist is a scumbag, but he is that kind of villain! He's really a villain, and the male protagonist is a bit hopeless now, but it's quite realistic, and I like the heroine's character very much.