1V1|Shuangjie|Reader's perspective + dream memory
Lin Xiaoxiao went through the book.
Entering the book about sadomasochism and immortality that she had been chasing for three years and scolding for three years, she became a young junior sister from the outer sect who was eaten by a monster within three hundred words of her appearance. There were only three words in the original book: Disciple C.
The good news is that as a reader, she knows all the endings and unhappiness of the six male protagonists - the one with a broken leg, the one with thousands of arrows piercing the heart, the one who tried poison and died, the one who was crazy, the one who died of exhaustion, and one whose name never even appeared. The bad news is that the world line is collapsing, and she must rewrite the ending to make all six people happy.
Lin Xiaoxiao looked at the task list: "... I don't want to conquer any of them. You want me to conquer six?"
System: "It's okay if you don't attack, then you just wait to be eaten by monsters."
Lin Xiaoxiao: "Then can I catch fish? Just do whatever I want, as long as I can do business."
System: "... OK."
So she started a fishing strategy. Giving medicine for bruises and bruises is "on the way", giving medicine for sores is "buying too much". She felt comfortable touching her fish.
But what she didn't know was that the six male protagonists started to dream. They dreamed of a vague girl who did not belong to this world, holding a book, crying while reading, and scolding the author, "You have no heart." They didn't know who she was, but they remembered her voice, her tears.
Until Lin Xiaoxiao walked in and spoke.
Six people were stunned at the same time. This voice - I heard it in my dream.
Facing the increasingly hot gazes of the six big guys, Lin Xiaoxiao said: "... No, don't look at me like that, I'm just a passerby!"
Reader comments
It looks good, but I think the heroine is careful about everything. It feels a bit inconsistent with the salted fish life in the title of the article.
It looks good, but I think the heroine is careful about everything. It feels a bit inconsistent with the salted fish life in the title of the article.