Su Qing woke up to find herself transformed into the most lowly offering in the Snake Clan's royal domain!
The ruthless demon king Mo Yao regarded her as a “captive concubine” to awaken his bloodline, locking her away in the palace and “tempering” her day and night, all so he could sacrifice her to that bizarre Mortal Transcendence Platform!
How could a modern soul accept a life of slavery? The System awakened, and royal blood surged through her veins!
She endured humiliation and bided her time, pretending to obey. But just as he was at the height of his triumph, about to begin the “Royal Sacrifice,” she struck back, detonating the Shared-Fate Curse. As blood stained the altar, she cried, “Mo Yao, you wanted to trade my life for power? Today, you'll learn what it means to suffer the backlash!”
From pawn to player, she clawed her way out of the abyss of despair, vowing to topple both this cold-blooded demon king and his decaying rule!
It's a work about forcibly torturing women. Originally, I admired the heroine's character (toughness). I thought it was very interesting in the first part of the novel when the heroine hadn't met the snake king. Later, after the snake king paid attention to the heroine, basically the snake king chased the heroine and ran away repeatedly. It was so boring. The heroine was even caught. Although the heroine encountered many opportunities during the period, she was not vulnerable to the snake king. The snake king crushed the heroine to death as easily as crushing an ant (otherwise) The male protagonist of the male channel is not as happy as the male protagonist of the female channel. I feel that the male protagonist of the female channel is the strongest in the world, and there is no need to upgrade). I have read more than a hundred chapters. The female protagonist is imprisoned and forcibly squeezed out of value. I feel that the resistance of the female protagonist is useless. After reading the updated part, I re-read the introduction and found that this snake king is most likely the male protagonist. Yue, rapists + abusers can also be male protagonists. 90% Of the pain of the female protagonist is related to the male protagonist. Also, the author doesn't know why he included English in the text, which is really "drama". But I'm also curious about how the heroine fell in love with the hero later on. It's pretty cool for a person to fall in love with an animal (in every sense of the word).
Looks great, I like it very much