One day, the social worker Ye Mingchuan was working overtime again and finally bought a lottery ticket after get off work. Who would have imagined that he won 6.66 Million!
Ye Mingchuan was overjoyed. He thought that the serfs would turn around and sing and no longer have to work as cows and horses. He was so excited that he couldn't take a breath and died suddenly.
Ye Mingchuan:......
My happiness was discovered by life for a millisecond to belike
After Ye Mingchuan died, he found that he had traveled through a group portrait BE and was bound to a system calling himself 666. However, she was not the protagonist, but a cannon fodder with the same name.
Still can't survive the first 5 chapters.
In the book, Ye Mingchuan is from the same sect as the protagonists, but unlike these proud disciples, although she is also a direct disciple, she is an out-and-out waste, and she is even more different from the protagonists. Such a sharp contrast makes Ye Mingchuan's jealousy more and more difficult to control. On a certain full moon night, she brutalized her classmates and killed innocent people indiscriminately. It was hopeless.
Later, he died unexpectedly outside, and the incident was exposed, leaving a legacy of infamy.
Everyone said that she was a white-eyed wolf. Her master and senior brothers and sisters were so kind to her, but she repaid them with kindness.
Ye Mingchuan is about to cry but has no tears. What the hell kind of plot is this?
Suddenly feeling that life was hopeless, Ye Mingchuan immediately wanted to leave the purple sand in place.
System 666: Host, you are in a hurry. Although you lost 6.66 Million, you gained me. As long as you complete the task, the benefits will be great!
Then I still want 6.66 Million. Ye Mingchuan was speechless.
System 666: As long as you save the characters in this novel and change their BE endings, not to mention 6.66 Million, but tens of millions will do.
Ye Mingchuan was overjoyed, but he remembered that he should be a loser.
Do you want me, a loser, to protect a genius?
Can this be right?
Concept: Everyone is the protagonist in their own story.
