My name is Wen Qian. I was a powerful psychic in the apocalypse, able to sense good and evil. After I died, I was transported into the animated series Ye Luoli and became the villainous supporting character, Wen Qian.
The original plot? What does it have to do with me? I just want to use my knowledge of the story to retire in peace and enjoy milk tea and a sofa in a peaceful era.
But the plot is going off the rails!
I stay aloof and avoid fighting, and the Ye Luoli Warriors decide I'm “hiding my true abilities and acting with good intentions.”
I defend myself, and the Spirit Guardians' leader thinks I'm “compassionate toward all living things and incredibly powerful.”
Even the Water Prince, whom the original Wen Qian was infatuated with, gazes at me intently. “Human girl, why is your heart like a flame beneath a glacier a thousand years old?”
Me: #IJustWantToRetireButNowEveryoneLovesMeWhatDoIDo# #TheFairiesFromYourRealmMakeLessSenseThanZombies#
Then one day, anotherworldly blight began to consume the fairy realm, leaving both Mandola and Xin Ling dumbfounded. As everyone looked on in despair, I strolled out at my own pace.
“That virus? ...I've seen it before, in the apocalypse.”
This time, I'm not here to join you. I'm here to set the rules.
Really, to be honest, I am talking about retirement, but as a result, I have been fighting, which is either inner drama or fighting. And Shu Yan's mental state, is it really what an 11-year-old child should have? The heroine can be said to have relived her life. I can understand that kind of mental state, but Shu Yan is only about 11 years old. I really don't understand it. It's all about fighting. Is there anything good about it? It's obviously about retirement, so why not just change the title of the book and write it as Ye Luoli's End of the World? It's useless to retire.
She said she was retired, but she was always involved. Although she didn't want to, all she did was participate in the main plot.
It feels like what you are watching is his inner drama.