If You Want to Get Dressed Quickly, the Heroine Is Originally a Concubine.
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There is a quick-release book, and there is a section in the middle where the female protagonist was originally the emperor's concubine. Because the emperor liked the male protagonist's wife, he exchanged his wife. The male protagonist is a minister, and the male and female protagonists are both clean.
The heroine is a concubine from ancient times. She was asked to meet her sister for revenge and agreed to travel through various planes through the system. The heroine has a great personality and is very beautiful.
"Quick Travel: Cannon fodder, she works hard to make progress without interfering with the plot" - When the salted fish roll king encounters a broken system, the style of painting gradually becomes unreliable! Other people's quick-traveling heroines are busy changing their lives against the odds, but Ye Suyi is madly outputting counter-routines to the system 116: "I died suddenly overtime and still have to work? Do you want this blessing?" When the former entertainment industry king woke up, he found that he was the cannon fodder for the heroine in the novel, and he performed an elegant lying down on the spot - how weird! On the surface, this lady smiled and said, "I have no regrets in my life." Then she turned around and signed a contract of sale with Tiandao, euphemistically calling it "paid travel to all the worlds." With the resentment of a social animal, Ye Suyi's posture when opening the quick travel dungeon is very strange: others fight her in the house to open a company, others fight her in the palace to build infrastructure, others torture her and she just runs away with the train! System 116 repeatedly jumps between "The host is so handsome" and "The host is so handsome" every day, watching the original plot run in a strange direction like a wild horse. Being cannon fodder? Doesn't exist! This lucid girl in the world can always accurately break the gap between making money and fishing. She stabs the hardest knife with the sweetest smile, crushes the halo of the male and female protagonists to pieces and adds gracefully: "I'm sorry, it's an occupational disease, there is no one more curled up than me." If you want to see the heroine of Black Lotus tear up the quick travel script into a guide to career advancement, and use capitalist thinking to beat the love brain, this anti-routine article will definitely make you laugh out loud! After all, who doesn't want to see a worker travel across the heavens and still adhere to the lofty belief that "he is not active after get off work and has ideological problems"?