The Year I Faked It, I Became an Actress in Front of the Drama God Villain

Huahua transmigrated, and on the first day the System lured her in, it told her to save someone and then it would send her home. She didn’t know the place or anyone in it. Worse, she had no idea who she was supposed to save! According to the story, the only person who could save the one she was meant to save was Wen Liang, the black-hearted physician sage. On the surface, he saved lives and healed the sick, but in truth he was a deranged madman. He refined medicine using people, schemed against the protagonists, and even helped the villain build his puppet army later on. She cautiously followed behind the protagonist group, never expecting that this seemingly harmless man would spot that something was off. The first time he poisoned her, Huahua somehow survived without drinking it. The second time he pushed her off a cliff, Huahua clung to a branch and climbed back up. The third time he stabbed her in the back, Huahua had tied a piece of pork to herself in advance and survived. The fourth time... The fifth time... Huahua wasn’t having a hard time because she’d met this black sesame bun. Her life was just hard! Then, when Wen Liang saved a puppet, she disappeared the moment it opened its eyes. No one knew where she went. Life went on as usual. Wen Liang made medicine, treated the sick, and saved people, day after day. But the protagonist group said he had gone mad long ago. Wen Liang’s background: He was a medicine slave among a nomadic people. The ancient tribe was renowned for its mastery of medicine, but medicine slaves had virtually no status. Wen Liang’s parents sold him to the tribe, whose people believed that medicine slaves were not human, but mere tools. He had never considered himself a person, either. Then someone absurdly appeared, and with the faintest glimmer of hope, fought her way through to give him a lifetime of light.