When the familiar BGM sounded in his ears, Lin Ye knew that he had once again fallen into the world built on the screen. This time it's the nameless palace maid kneeling outside the Broken Jade Pavilion in "The Legend of Zhen Huan", and next time she might be Wei Wuxian holding a casual sword in "The Legend of Chen Qing". The randomly dropped identity card is never a script, but a ticket to subvert the plot - he once let Xiao Yanzi avoid the prison of the clan mansion, also tried to hand over Xie Yu's evidence of crime in advance in "Nirvana in Fire", and even gave Fan Xian an untampered version of "A Dream of Red Mansions" in "Celebrating More Than Years". As light and shadow flow, he is an uninvited guest in thousands of stories, a variable that has never been preset by the screenwriter. When the original fate of the protagonist begins to deviate, when the ending familiar to the audience cracks, this traveler who wanders in countless popular dramas is using a randomly assigned identity to write his own footnotes in every inch of the rewritten plot. Which drama will be the next stop? He didn't know it, but the gears of the plot had quietly turned due to his arrival.
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I watched it while jumping. Well, maybe it's because I'm confused in my reading, so I think it's pretty good.
I watched it while jumping. Well, maybe it's because I'm confused in my reading, so I think it's pretty good.