Lin Wei was thrown into the fast-travel bureau by a mysterious force. Her mission was to travel through various novel worlds and become a vicious female supporting character who met a tragic end.
The system told her: [Your mission is to survive, avoid death, and maintain your character...]
Lin Wei said: I understand, stay away from the male and female protagonists, keep a low profile and stay safe!
However, the script completely collapsed as soon as it started——
Why did the male protagonist, who was supposed to hate her so much and leave her dead without any body parts, have burning eyes and press forward every step of the way when they first met?
In the campus world, the aloof academic god threw away the original heroine and blocked her way: "You provoked me and you still want to run away?"
At a wealthy family's banquet, the sinister CEO abandoned Bai Yueguang in public and forced her into a corner: "Marrying me, you feel wronged?"
In the world of cultivating immortals, Immortal Qing Leng blocked a fatal blow for her, with a deep look in his eyes: "Who dares to touch my disciples?"
The boss of the apocalypse, the marshal of the empire, the orc leader... All of them seem to be possessed by evil spirits!
Lin Wei hugged her tightly and the system collapsed and shouted: "What about the misogyny we promised? Where do we belong? What happened to this love at first sight bug? I just want to live quietly!"
System: [... An unknown error was detected... Zizzi... The host wishes for blessings.
She just wants to finish the plot conscientiously, but the male protagonist never follows the script!
In this chasing game that spans time and space, will she complete the task and escape first, or will she be captured by these "love at first sight" first?
Reader comments
Why is it so depressing to write? I didn't see that the male protagonist fell in love at first sight, I only saw that the male protagonist had been staring at the female protagonist, paying attention to her every move like a thief.
Why is it so depressing to write? I didn't see that the male protagonist fell in love at first sight, I only saw that the male protagonist had been staring at the female protagonist, paying attention to her every move like a thief.