What I See Is Me

Cheng Shushu accidentally entered the novel that she had just given a negative review. She sat on the edge of the bed, thinking blankly that she had encountered a routine that she had read thousands of times in the novel, so why didn't she complain about the illogical plot "a little bit". She is not the heroine, not the supporting actress, and she is not even as good as the role of the maid next to the supporting actress. She is transformed into a background character in the book, the female general Cheng Shushu of Great Yan. Her ancestors were all military generals, and her generation is no exception. However, a generation of female generals who loyally defended the country died unjustly in the end. A few words are her short life. To be honest, if it weren't for the same name, Cheng Shushu wouldn't be able to remember this character. Now, Cheng Sishu can only survive in this strange dynasty by adhering to the old Chinese saying "As soon as you come, let it be." Demining: 1. Female General VS Sick Prince 2. Dynasty emptiness 3. The character's relationship is slow to warm up, 1V1 The title of the book comes from "What you see is me, and I will not refute it whether it is good or bad. From now on, no matter how many people you read, there will never be anyone like me."