Sold to Sanbianpo, I Became Its King

There is little humanistic content in Bianshui Past Stories, even fewer female characters, and even fewer good-looking ones. Then I came across this book today. You can tell it's different from the first look. Different from common settings, the protagonist does not have superpowers, does not know the original plot, and has no system. He is just a smart ordinary person who was deceived. Then if you continue to watch it, you will find that this is a little different from the TV series, and it feels quite powerful. The heroine Lin Shu's setting, plot direction, and career line are all very good. From being deceived and then escaping, to being caught again, and then changing his mentality to seize the opportunity to move up, this process is very exciting. Currently the main career line, looking forward to the follow-up plot.

Girl, I really can't stand it anymore... The heroine is kidnapped at the beginning, OK, in order to promote the subsequent plot. It's so miserable. After being betrayed and almost betrayed, I told myself to be ruthless, and then I was deceived again. In the first part, the heroine is accompanied by two children, one girl and one boy. Maybe they will be trained to become subordinates later, but they have become completely nannies. Girl, you feel sorry for them because they are children and don't want to see cruel scenes. Do you still remember the age when you were just about to go to college? Your feelings of distress are not for yourself, but for others... Wow In the comments of the previous chapters, people have been saying that everything the heroine does is stupid. I am still very angry. She is still very young and immature. She is pitiful enough to be cheated, beaten and abused. To put it mildly, no one of this age can remain calm and stay out of the situation. But sister, can you stop being so kind? After being treated like this, not wanting to destroy the world is optimistic enough. Can you just be good to yourself and leave others alone? If they treat you well, you don't have to accept it without any psychological burden... Don't be naive, okay? You don't feel sorry for yourself, I feel sorry for you. In short, I won't continue reading it... I really feel sorry for the heroine, and I also hate the iron that cannot be made into steel, but I don't mean to criticize the author. From the time I read it, it has updated more than 400,000 words, which is very impressive. Five stars support you! I hope that the heroine will end up happy, rich, and return to her own home.

It's quite interesting. This is the second fanfic I've read. It's just that this one seems to be written like a prequel to a TV series. The heroine is not a killer, or has any special powers, or has traveled through time. She is just an ordinary person who has arrived in the swamp and struggled to survive.

It's quite interesting. It's not the kind of story where the whole story is about romance. The heroine relies on herself to climb up.

After the heroine was abducted, she gradually became stronger and showed her thrilling ambitions. There were times when life and death were at stake, but Xin Hao's suffering after being abducted was relatively general and there was no particularly detailed plot (otherwise, I would have felt bad if I couldn't watch it and wouldn't have been able to watch the exciting plot later). If you have many sexual connections, please identify yourself

It's a very interesting book. The heroine is like a flower blooming in a muddy wetland [I almost cried] I like her indomitable energy 🥰

After getting through the slightly frustrating descriptions in the first few chapters, the rest is very interesting. This is what grown-up women should read.

Is the low score an understatement? What a great, machinist heroine. The ups and downs ahead created Ashu. From then on, the moon disappeared and Sister Shu became the king!

I love this very much. It's a fan story and I've developed my own plot.

Why is it so interesting? The writing is very beautiful. The heroine grows up quickly and is very realistic. She moves forward step by step. She has her own ideas and plans and the vitality of loving life. She is a blooming flower. I really like it.