There is an ancient saying about traveling through books and changing one's fate against the will of heaven. There is a male protagonist.
Pei Yuran, the leading figure in modern medicine (crossed out), has gone through the book and entered a certain Tang novel about rape and robbery in ancient times, and she is the "male protagonist" who is forced to go to all kinds of overlords. Yes, she is the male protagonist.
The "Pei Yuran" in the original book was originally the direct daughter of the Prime Minister's Palace of Dongli Kingdom. She was confident, flamboyant, enthusiastic and bright, well-dressed and well-fed, and was favored by many. However, because of her inexplicable pure Yang physique, she attracted a large number of big men of the same gender.
The bosses threatened their relatives, and "Pei Yuran" became the protagonist of the action movie.
The worst thing is that the heroine of the original book, Su Ningbo, this merciless Neptune, actually had "Pei Yuran" exterminated, imprisoned, and reformed because she couldn't find a man of her dreams, and she became the favorite of men around her.
In this way, "Pei Yuran" lost his "nature" and was forced to become the male protagonist in the novel.
According to the plot of the novel, Pei Yuran will meet Su Ningbo the day after passing through the book, and a color book plot that is physically and mentally abusive will begin.
Pei Yuran went crazy about this situation! Su or whatever, I'll spread my arms around you, crawl away from me quickly!
I! Pei Yuran swears! I must keep my true nature!
