"Resentment" is an evil thought born from the fall and death of a certain first-generation god.
She is pure evil, but she likes to disguise herself as a god and fulfill the wishes of others, thereby devouring their willingly dedicated souls.
In Three Thousand Worlds, there are always some people who give silently without asking for anything in return, who are affectionate but unable to love. Their existence is the catalyst to promote the love between the protagonists, and they are typical cannon fodder female supporting characters.
And the obsession of the female supporting character is realized by her.
World 1: The princess was killed by the cannon fodder maid who took her body from the time traveler in her previous life. The maid only wanted the princess to live well, but she did not expect that the reborn princess would forcefully love her.
World 2: Roommate Alpha did not want to accept the high-quality Omega introduced by her family, so she asked her as Beta to pretend to be her girlfriend to deal with the blind date. As a result, the blind date fell in love with her at first sight...
World 3: Growing up, her twin sister always liked to grab the things she liked, and even showed off in front of her that she recently had a rich online girlfriend. Since they look the same, it would be okay for her to go to the cashier for her, right?
There are many worlds waiting to be explored, please move to the text for details.
Demining
1. The heroine is not a good person and has character flaws.
2. The original owner is a slice of the heroine. Later, the heroine will slowly regain her memory and remember her own name.
3. There is no fixed CP, it is not a pure love story, and the emotional entanglements in each world are extremely complicated.
4. There is a niche xp. Healthy love is important, but abnormal relationships are really wonderful.
5. Private facilities are like mountains and cannot withstand scrutiny.
Intention: Those who love themselves are born free; those who please themselves become mountains and seas by themselves.
