No fixed pairing + wild imagination + strong female lead + heroine is no saint + everything for the mission + angst but no tragedy + everyone stays faithful
Zhao Juan was one of the three founders of the General Bureau. After a change in share ownership forced her onto the bench, she had no choice but to take on missions and fight her way back to the top.
Compared to those melodramatic missions where the male lead falls for the supporting actress or the heroine falls for the homewrecker, Zhao Juan chose the refreshing path of playing a villain.
“Just going on strike? I’ve got plenty of strength and tricks up my sleeve.”
But once she entered the small worlds, she discovered that the villains’ reasons for going on strike were too bizarre for words.
Discovered the truth behind her family’s massacre too early and fell into depression.
Was overused as a furnace cauldron in the early stages and became impotent.
Had too happy a childhood and was healed.
Became a master, developed a sense of responsibility, and turned to the side of good.
Was invincible and bored from the start, so committed suicide.
Clocked in at six in the morning and worked until nine at night, then died of exhaustion.
In short, there are countless reasons to go on strike. Juan is ready to take on anyone who dares challenge her.
She ruins their careers, cuts off their escape routes, drives them into desperate straits, and keeps steering the plot back onto the right track, time and again.
But why do the little villains always seem to have some inexplicable rosy view of her...?
