When a lowly supporting heroine awakens to her own will, the entire universe will tremble.
Su Qing is an Executor of the Myriad Heavens. She has only one mission: transmigrate into the doomed cannon-fodder heroines and rewrite their fates, harvest their resentment, and attain supreme godhood.
Empresses in the Palace: From An Lingrong to Imperial Noble Consort, her art of fragrance captivates the palace
Three Lives, Three Worlds: The Pillow Book: From Zhihe to God of War of the Four Seas, the Emperor submits
Ruyi's Royal Love in the Palace: Wei Yanwan’s comeback, Qianlong begs for forgiveness
Ashes of Love: She takes Jin Mi’s place, and Runyu betrays Heaven for her
Lost You Forever: She transmigrates as Fangfeng Yiying, and Xiang Liu offers her a poison worm of his own accord
Scarlet Heart: I’ll rewrite Ruoxi’s ending
Goodbye My Princess: She takes Xiaofeng’s place and makes Li Chengyin suffer
✓ The heroine is a max-level powerhouse, bringing high-octane action and showing no mercy to scumbags
✓ The male leads go from dismissive → shocked → won over → begging to be her one and only
✓ The thrills come thick and fast, with a new climax in every chapter
✓ One-on-one devotion, but every male lead in each world thinks he’s the only one
Because all she has to do is fulfill the original owner’s final wish.
As for the love of emperors, divine lords, and demon venerables?
Sorry, that’s just a bonus for completing the mission.
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.