Wu Qin is a person who can't remember how she wears books. She is an ordinary person and a bit narcissistic. When she thought that it was her actions that caused the male protagonist to change the person she fell in love with at first sight, a bigger secret emerged. It was even more difficult to accept when she got deep into it and found out the truth...
"What! Dressed like a girl? How should I go home~"
"I still have some impressions of the original book. I guess I can go home after finishing the plot."
"Then I have to hug the heroine's lap. If I have a connection with her, I should be able to go back quickly."
"Wu Qin, come on!"
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"Wu Qin, you're done!"
"Why did you accidentally take away the original heroine's plot and become the hero's love at first sight?"
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Wu Qin: The heroine of this book was just an ordinary supporting actress Wu Qin (a bug character) before she recovered her memory.
Chen Zhiqi: The heroine of the original book "High Mountains and Flowing Waters". Her father is a priest of the Imperial College. She doesn't like to be restrained and is looking for like-minded partners.
Chen Zhouxuan: The male protagonist of the original book "Mountains and Flowing Water"? The Shaoqing of Dali Temple respects and cares about Jijiu's family very much.
Li Yuyao: Princess, deeply loved by the Holy Emperor. She has many privileges within the acceptable range of the Holy Emperor. She loves the person who once helped her.
Fang Zichun: The original female protagonist is a cousin, but it is said that this person has disappeared for many years.
Xu Luo: Traveling around the world, but this is not the same as the self he remembers.
The writing is quite complicated and has everything. You can interpret it yourself.
It's an imaginary history, sorry for the loopholes in many places.
[Tips before reading]:
*Group portrait
*Emotional diversity Emotional diversity Emotional diversity! ! !
*They are all imperfect ordinary people. It is not recommended to be highly criticized.
*Short story, fast paced
Motto: Those in authority are confused, but onlookers know clearly