When the humble female protagonist awakens her own will, the whole world will tremble.
Su Qing, the executor of the heavens, has only one mission - to transform into those cannon fodder female supporting characters who are destined to be miserable, rewrite their fates, harvest their grievances, and achieve supreme godhood.
"The Legend of Zhen Huan": From An Lingrong to the imperial concubine, the art of incense is alluring
"The Pillow Book of Three Lives and Three Worlds": From Zhihe to the God of War of the Four Seas, the emperor surrendered
"Ruyi's Royal Love in the Palace": Counterattack against Wei Yanwan, Qianlong kneels down to beg for forgiveness
"Sweet Honey as Ashes as Frost": Instead of Jin Mi, Runyu rebelled for her
"Shanghai Acacia": Wearing clothes to protect against the wind, Xiang Liu takes the initiative to offer the poison
"Step by Step": Ruoxi's ending will be rewritten by me
"East Palace": Replacing Xiaofeng made Li Chengyin miserable
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✓ The heroine is a top-level boss, high-powered throughout the whole process, and will not show mercy when she abuses scumbags.
✓ The male protagonists went from being contemptuous to being shocked to being really sweet to begging for exclusive favor.
✓ The excitement is intense again and again, and each chapter has a new climax.
✓ 1V1 single favorite, but the male protagonist in every world thinks he is the only one
——Because she only needs to fulfill the original owner's last wish.
As for the love of these emperors, gods, and demons?
Sorry, that's just a bonus for the mission.
Reader comments
The logic doesn't make sense. First, there is the issue of status: the protagonist has been promoted to a concubine first, and then became a permanent and noble person. Secondly, the character problem: when the heroine was drafted, she initially established a character that was calm in times of trouble, neither happy with things nor sad with herself, but later on she often pretended to be weak and was very disconnected. In the end, the logic of the story does not make sense: 1. First of all, the heroine has such a powerful skill as perfume, and can kill people without being seen, but she is always bullied, and finally fights back. 2. If the heroine knows how to mix perfume, the protagonist should not be exposed. Based on the first rule, spices can kill people invisible, so how can the superiors rest assured? 3. But when the heroine is exposed, she also exposes her own strengths. The superiors think that the heroine is auspicious many times, so don't overwhelm other supporting characters and bully the heroine.
The logic doesn't make sense. First, there is the issue of status: the protagonist has been promoted to a concubine first, and then became a permanent and noble person. Secondly, the character problem: when the heroine was drafted, she initially established a character that was calm in times of trouble, neither happy with things nor sad with herself, but later on she often pretended to be weak and was very disconnected. In the end, the logic of the story does not make sense: 1. First of all, the heroine has such a powerful skill as perfume, and can kill people without being seen, but she is always bullied, and finally fights back. 2. If the heroine knows how to mix perfume, the protagonist should not be exposed. Based on the first rule, spices can kill people invisible, so how can the superiors rest assured? 3. But when the heroine is exposed, she also exposes her own strengths. The superiors think that the heroine is auspicious many times, so don't overwhelm other supporting characters and bully the heroine.