[Choose a name first and then write the article. The whole feeling is wrong. I should have chosen this name for "Quick Travel: The character cannot be destroyed. I will accompany the villain to die!"
Pei Yan is a person who climbed out of the apocalypse.
Once she died, she was bound by the quick travel system, and her mission was to conquer the villains in each world.
When others do tasks, they pursue speed, accuracy, and ruthlessness, and leave after completing the task;
When she was in the first world, watching the target of her capture die, she finally realized what she really wanted.
Then she went on a mission and only wanted one thing:
Play your character well, treat everyone seriously, and then accompany him to his death.
In the world of female lords, she is a dandy, and as a soul, she accompanies the man who is the emperor's target and travels all over the country.
In the world of the Prime Minister, she is the royal cook's wife, who solves the Prime Minister's anorexia problem and grows old with him, loving him for a lifetime.
In a world where monsters are rampant, she is a demon slayer. Following her character, she falls in love with and kills the monster, ultimately changing the world structure and allowing people and monsters to coexist.
System: "Why don't you finish the task quickly and always procrastinate?"
Su Wan: "Because I don't want to be like the end of the world again, where I can't even live a good life."
Later, the villains in each world held her hand and said, "With you here, I can only live this life."
Reader comments
Nice! How can I put it? I found it very interesting when I first watched it. Although the setting of the female protagonist in the female protagonist's world is still weaker than the male protagonist is amazing, it actually perfected the character of the male protagonist. Originally, I felt very strange watching the female protagonist being imprisoned, etc., But after seeing their endings, I understood. This is indeed the process of learning to love, which is both the growth of the female protagonist and the male protagonist.
Nice! How can I put it? I found it very interesting when I first watched it. Although the setting of the female protagonist in the female protagonist's world is still weaker than the male protagonist is amazing, it actually perfected the character of the male protagonist. Originally, I felt very strange watching the female protagonist being imprisoned, etc., But after seeing their endings, I understood. This is indeed the process of learning to love, which is both the growth of the female protagonist and the male protagonist.
Very nice, the first world is simply invincible