Lin Xi, a modern social worker, worked overtime until three in the morning and died suddenly at his workstation.
When he opened his eyes again, he entered an ancient-style conspiracy novel that he had stayed up late to catch up on - and became the cannon fodder counselor who was stabbed to death by the villain's sword in just three chapters, without even leaving his name.
The good news is that before he died, the protagonist had not yet appeared.
The bad news is that the protagonist is about to appear.
Xiao Yan, the God of War in Beiyuan, a legendary prince who was decisive in killing and ruthless. In the original work, he stepped on the corpses of countless people to reach the top of power, and even killed three of his own cronies. Zhou Chi was most afraid of this character when he was reading. Every time he appeared, he wanted to dim the screen.
Now, this god of death was riding a horse, walking towards him.
Zhou Chi had only one thought in his mind - run.
But his legs wouldn't work. It's not that he's afraid, it's that the setting of this cannon fodder in the original book is that "his legs will go weak when he sees Xiao Yan."
So, he knelt down with a plop, clasped his hands in his fists, and shouted loudly: "The prince will rule the world for generations to come!"
The whole place was dead silent.
Xiao Yan reined in his horse and looked down at the man kneeling on the ground, shaking all over and shouting strange slogans. He was silent for a long time.
"... Who are you?"
Zhou Chi raised his head and met a pair of black eyes that were ten times colder than those described in the book. He swallowed, his brain twitched, and he blurted out:
"I am your long-lost brother."
From then on, Zhou Chi embarked on a thrilling journey of survival in ancient times. He thought that as long as he hugged the protagonist's thigh tightly, he would survive until the end, but he found that he was messing up the plot of the entire book beyond recognition.
And the cold-faced prince who was supposed to be decisive and decisive looked at him with something more and more wrong.
"Xiao Yan, shouldn't you kill me?"
"... Shut up"
Purpose: Use the sincerity and humor of modern people to melt away the cold tactics and rewrite the established destiny.