Black history
After becoming a cannon fodder female supporting role in a historical novel, I counterattacked by feeding my wheelchair-bound husband a soft meal? !
Lin Xingheng slipped into a bloody era novel and became a short-lived cannon fodder for torturing the villain's crippled husband.
In the original plot, she was tricked into stealing military pay, and was eventually shot and exposed.
And her wheelchair-bound husband, who retired due to injury, will turn into a gangster in the future and even her bones will be crushed into slag!
Space system: "The merit value is minus 100. It is recommended to hug the villain immediately to save your life!"
Lin Xingheng looked at the sinister retired officer on the bed and silently took out the silver needle: "It is better to treat the thigh than to hug it."
Bound to a medical space and possessing peerless medical skills, she overturns the original plot!
Want to suck blood? Waiting with silver needles, pricking them until they cry for father and mother!
Everyone clapped their hands and laughed at her for being stupid: If you offend everyone, how will you live in the future?
Lin Xingheng, with a smile as bright as a flower, brought out the rice cooked by Lingquan and the vegetables grown in the space. He would definitely feed the soft rice to the top!
Later——
She cried out about poverty: "My man is paralyzed, and I can only rely on his subsidy to make a living!"
While reselling antibiotics in space, I counted the money until my hands were weak.
What's even more jaw-dropping is——
Lin Xingheng's "soft rice" became more and more fragrant as he fed it, and Lu Chengxiao's complexion became better and better. Those legs that were said to be "hopeless in this life" actually stood up again and walked like the wind!
When everyone finds something wrong:
Lin Xingheng was stepping on his scumbag father, smiling and touching the hard chest of his wife-protecting husband:
"Sir Lu, is the soft rice delicious?"
Lu Chengxiao grabbed her waist:
"Mrs. Lu's hard work supports people, and I can still live there for another five hundred years."
