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The Empress of Social Fear's Live Broadcast Room with Goods
She was afraid of beating workers and dressing up as a puppet empress, and being forced to marry and socialize with powerful officials and enemies. When she was nervous, she opened the system to live broadcast and bring goods - using sweet potatoes to save the famine, using cement to build the Great Wall, and using hot air balloons to fight off the enemy. Finally, she discovered that the regent who had a serious face every day to "supervise the country" was actually her biggest fan and short-ter
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Mr. Boss, Please Stop, I'm Debugging!
A modern 996 programmer traveled through time and became a sweet heroine who was hurt by a boss, and was bound to a system that "must make the male protagonist sadistically in love". But she has no interest in the boss's mansion or luxury cars. All she wants to think about is sleeping in, ordering takeout, and writing code. The heroine tried to use codes to crack the system, use algorithms to avoid plots, and even developed an APP that "generated sadomasochism plots with one click" and sold it t
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You Are Not in My Script
When the calm Infinite Palace Fighting Champion met the yandere regent who had a copy bug caused by her - she discovered that the real way to clear this S-level copy was not to defeat the queen, but to let the man who was crazy about her personally let her go.
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The Bourne Shadows: Horses Fall 800 Times a Day
When a scheming hostage from an enemy country meets a cold-faced palace maid in disguise, they are a "tearful" miser during the day and a silly "loyal protector", but at night they steal intelligence for their respective countries. During the extreme tension, they had to help each other lie and cover up, and lived a sophisticated life of "acting in front of others, spying behind others, and saying "we are of the same kind" when we wake up in our dreams at midnight."
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