[No CP + Infinite-flow + System + Unhinged female lead]
In a nutshell: Work like a packhorse for money, then kill the Chosen One to vent your anger.
There’s a kind of sorrow that has nothing to do with transmigrating as the protagonist or becoming cannon fodder. It’s becoming an NPC with no money, struggling on the edge of survival, then turning around to find the protagonist crying, “I don’t want a lot of money. I want a lot of love.”
Mei Qian is a woman with no looks, no money, no family fortune, and no connections. In short, she has absolutely nothing.
Of course, Mei Qian has plenty of hobbies. She likes money and dislikes men. She likes romance, but hates being with men. Naturally, she doesn’t like women or men either. If you ask what she loves most, the answer is marrying the God of Wealth.
“May the God of Wealth bless this humble devotee with riches. I’m willing to spend my whole life working like a packhorse for you in return, as long as I never have children.” At last, on her 999th visit to the God of Wealth’s temple, when she knelt for ages without getting up, the heavens showed strange signs and thunder struck all around her.
When Mei Qian woke up again, she looked at the tattered thatched hut and the ragged clothes on her body. A faint smile appeared at the corner of her mouth. “Fine, fine. If I ever believe in the God of Wealth again, I’ll be a...”
Mei Qian had become a beggar in the Great Shang Kingdom, holding out a broken bowl. Then the System spoke in her mind: “Welcome, player. You are now bound to the God of Wealth System. Your current objective is to kill the Crown Prince of Great Shang. Your reward is one million taels of gold. Afterward, you may remain here for three months. Of course, the gold is only valid in this instance and will be forfeited when it expires.”
At that moment, Mei Qian suddenly remembered the vow she had made in front of the God of Wealth’s temple: I’m willing to work like a packhorse for you in return. Fine, fine. So this is how you want to play it?
It's okay, not bad, but the pace is quite fast. It's really fast. If you don't bring in emotions, you won't suffer. It's all for points and money. It's worth watching, but it's a bit too fast later. The author is really impressed