From the start, Li Xiangyi’s affection rating was a whopping ninety-four, leaving Ying Tang completely at a loss.
Stuck with an unreliable System and a useless pocket space, she somehow ended up as Qi Yan’s empress. She was promised a vacation once she finished the plot and died for love, but her S-plus mission rating forced her to work overtime. She was sent straight to the seaside to rescue Li Xiangyi, so she might as well fish out the Sword of Shaoshi while she was at it.
Being forced to work overtime means making trouble.
Ying Tang turned around and rescued Di Feisheng instead. Thinking of how Jiao Liqiao would go mad when she couldn’t get her hands on him made overtime seem a lot less painful.
She flung proof that Shan Gudao was still alive and evidence of Jiao Liqiao’s crimes in the faces of two hapless fools, built the Lotus Tower, blew up the Four Patrons’ Sect, beat Xiao Zijin to a pulp, and gave Yun Biqiu a laxative pill. Ying Tang did every “bad” thing she could think of, and had the time of her life.
Fang Duobing is still young. She can beat him up when he’s grown. Maybe she should bully Qiao Wanmian a little, too?
System: Zhizhi, I don’t think this Li Xiangyi ever got together with Qiao Wanmian.
Ying Tang: What?!
(Double System)
A few things to know:
1. There are important clues planted early on. They’re obvious, so don’t keep asking me why. I’ll explain later. If you’re impatient, feel free to move on.
2. Li Xiangyi falls first, and he’ll suffer emotionally because the heroine has someone she “loves,” and she’s been forced to work overtime, so she has a short fuse. Put yourself in her shoes and you’ll understand.
3. Qiao Wanmian and Fang Duobing don’t get much screen time. Jiao-jie has more than either of them.
4. The heroine isn’t a good person, but she won’t do evil things for no reason.
5. (I’ll add more as I go.)
