As the most perfect "background" senior sister of the Yunhua Immortal Sect, Su Qingji should have received a self-touching ending of "He finally shed tears for me" after blocking the sword for the male protagonist.
But she woke up from her dream early, reviewed it and found something was wrong.
Her diligent practice is to clear the male protagonist's obstacles; her hard-working alchemy is to help the male protagonist's body. And what about the male and female protagonists? They are responsible for falling in love, getting into trouble, and picking up adventures.
What kind of divine love is this? This is clearly a "dog-licking" scene forced on her by the Tiandao script, and it's the BE kind!
She originally wanted to give up her career, concentrate on practicing swordsmanship and become the best in the world.
It turned out that the entire sect's painting style collapsed:
The leader of the Discipline Hall who responded to the heroine's every request is now issuing fines everywhere with a small abacus.
The Holy Father doctor who treated the heroine for free now has a payment code at the door of the medicine house. The brothers have to pay for it by scanning the code first to treat a scratch.
There is also a study proprietress who doesn't take it too seriously when watching the excitement. She tells the logical loopholes in Tiandao's script as a bedtime story every day.
The four of them met in the study and formed the "Reverse Book Alliance".
Our aim is: to turn the scene of the chosen heroine into a scene of social death; to turn the scene of the overbearing male protagonist to protect his wife into a law popularization drama; to turn the affectionate devil's long journey of pursuing love into a history of blood and tears to collect debts and repay them!
Tiandao (angrily): "Warning! Your behavior has seriously deviated from the main line!"
Everyone in the Nishu Alliance (drinking tea): "Oh, the main plot is too poorly written. We can help you optimize it for free. Are you impressed?"
Tiandao: "..."
Purpose: "Supporting characters" also have their own independent lives and should not become accessories or victims of other people's stories. We encourage everyone to think outside the box, question those seemingly taken-for-granted "rules" and "scripts", and use wisdom and courage to write a more exciting chapter of their own. The core is: My destiny is up to me, not to God (Tao script)