Inexplicably, Zhang Zhizhi traveled through time.
Entering a novel about power and strategy in the Republic of China, she became the cannon fodder cousin with the same name and surname as her, who could not survive more than three chapters.
In the original work, this cousin has a face that brings disaster to the country and the people, but unfortunately her brain is not very good. First, she failed to seduce the male protagonist, and then she was used as a gunman. Finally, she was secretly disposed of by someone arranged by the male protagonist's mother. Before her death, she suffered a lot because of her beauty.
The readers' comment section was filled with applause: "Good death!"
Zhang Zhizhi also liked it at that time.
Now she was the cannon fodder himself.
The good news: The plot hasn't reached the point of no return yet.
Bad news: She only has half a month to rewrite the ending.
Zhang Zhizhi knows better than anyone else - in this man-eating mansion, being on the right team is more important than anything else.
And the thickest thigh in Shanghai is her distant cousin who can fight with eight poles.
Sheng Huaijin, deputy commander of the Songhu Garrison Command, Army Major General, was thirty years old and unmarried, and the city was terrifyingly deep.
The book says that he "smiled like the spring breeze blowing on his face, and when he was angry, he was like the king of hell asking for his life."
The original owner was so stupid that he didn't even bother to take a second look.
But Zhang Zhizhi was different.
She wanted this cold-faced major general cousin to know that she was not a vase, she was useful, and she deserved to be saved.
Just holding her thighs, things seemed to start to go astray.
Where is the cold cousin you promised? What about the decisive killing that we promised?
Why did the Major General look at her less and less like he was looking at his "cousin"?
