[One woman, multiple men + all male leads are virgins + original heroines can be good or bad + competing for her + quirky female protagonist + possessive]
Pei Yao and Little Butterfly are two struggling bottom performers in the supporting-character department. Before each trip to a small world, they have to spin a rigged wheel to determine the personality of the supporting character they’ll play there.
Pei Yao is legendary for having terrible luck. In her first cultivation world, she drew [Unhinged], so she makes it her mission to go berserk and wreck the entire sect!
Big spotlight, arrogant brat, childhood-sweetheart spirit… She throws them all in, just to make everyone suffer!
Her junior brother is delicate and stunning. First he approaches her while saying the opposite of what he means; then he interrogates her in a miserable, sinister rage. The reason for it all is simply that he wants her to notice him.
Like a cuckoo crying blood, his peach-blossom eyes glisten with tears. “Senior Sister, why have I never been in your eyes? I’ve tried so hard…”
Pei Yao turns and runs. “I’m fine. You’re not good enough. Next person from the trash heap!”
A mischievous, hyperactive second senior sister vs. a delicate, willow-like junior brother vs. a stern, prim, handsome senior brother… (fakes her death)
In the second world, she draws [Kind] with a masterful spin and plays a do-gooder NPC in a horror scenario, dying 99 times from the start.
What doesn’t kill her will only make her stronger!
Instead, the young master responsible for her deaths keeps rewinding time and starting over. In the end, he pinches his nose and lets her go through tears.
Kindhearted, helpful NPC vs. irritable, cruel young master vs. refined male player vs. graceful, alluring fox immortal
In the third world, Pei Yao’s luck is even more of a joke. She spins [Simp], cleans herself up, and becomes someone’s dog.
A funny, carefree female student vs. a brilliant young female scholar vs. a cold, world-weary boy her own age
It's quite interesting, but the master is a bit useless, shouldn't he help the heroine get revenge? Why can the person who killed the heroine be safe? Suddenly I was a little speechless, because he is the male protagonist and always gets good treatment from the female protagonist, rather than whether he treats the female protagonist well or not. The master couldn't protect the heroine, nor did he avenge her. Seclusion to hurt the Spring and Autumn was nothing like a spiritual victory method. Everyone knew that killing demons would vent their anger. The deskmate is very obedient to the heroine, but insists on letting the heroine be the licking dog and licking the hero. These male protagonists are really annoying
It's super pretty, and the heroine's character is very interesting~(¯▽¯~)~