Beimu Mu's family was happy, her life was complete, and she had nothing to complain about.
Then, for no apparent reason, she transmigrated into an apocalyptic novel as a cannon-fodder character, the sort whose job was to deliver divine artifacts to the heroine and gear to the hero.
To stay alive, she decided to disguise herself as a man and become the hero's lackey.
As the saying goes, the boss gets the meat and the underling gets the broth. Sounds great! Just great!
She had planned to use her knowledge of the plot to cling to the hero and laze around.
But things kept going more and more wrong. If she stayed lazy much longer, she would end up dead.
Horror on campus, a hotel battle royale, truth or dare... All kinds of fantastical events unfolded.
In this age of cutthroat competition, even the apocalypse couldn't escape the rat race.
[Disclaimer]
1. The heroine grows over the course of the story.
2. One-on-one romance.
It's good to read, but I haven't finished it yet. I look forward to the follow-up. Earlier, the heroine wanted to get the tears from the hero and return to the original world, so she followed the hero. Later, she discovered that the pendant was only useful when she was around the hero. Later, she learned why the pendant was only useful when she was around the hero. But the author has not finished filling in the story. The heroine has not yet met the father of this world. There is also the woman in red that the hero cares about. The family war of the Leng family. The big brother
In the early stage, the female protagonist relied on the male protagonist to inspire the chain, which was a bit frustrating. Later, when I found out the reason, I found that this world view was a bit big. I hope this is just one of the chapters. The end of the article is open-ended, which is okay for a short story.
It's good to watch, but it's too short, not enough to watch, and I haven't fully enjoyed it yet.
It's a really good article. You have to read it carefully to see the relationship between the male and female protagonists, but is there really no sequel to the plot? I really want to see it, the author 😢
It's not bad, but I feel like it's not finished yet.
After writing several pairs but none of them come true, the author must continue writing? It's very well written, so don't leave it without an ending!
. . . I shouldn't have clicked 🥺🥺🥺🥺
The story is still good, but there is no next installment. The long one is too long, the short one is too short. It's really hard to agree with everyone.
I just want to ask if their story is over like this and there is no sequel [I'm almost crying] [I'm almost crying] [I'm almost crying] [I'm almost crying] [I'm almost crying]
Why didn't I understand it clearly? What did the male protagonist draw in the end?