Ji Chunling transformed into the dream girl of the male protagonist in a fantasy monster-hunting novel. She was so obsessed with the male protagonist that she went crazy and found countless substitutes for the male protagonist.
She, a tool person, needs to be brought into full play. The system requires her to follow a plot that is not filled in in the original text, capture the substitutes and then abandon them, so that they can fall in love with the healing heroine in contrast to her, a scumbag.
The night Ji Chunling passed through the book, she met the final villain of the book, the number one stand-in in the female supporting handbook, the hero's yandere brother Yan Huai (not yet a darkened version). Although she didn't read the entire book, she still remembered the feat of the little villain who was eventually wiped out until only the hero and heroine were left in the book.
Ji Chunling: ... Bye.
It was the hardest thing to do to her right after she put it on, it's crazy.
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Fortunately, there are many substitutes, so Ji Chunling plans to start with simple ones.
The flower of the high mountain who has a dislike for her, the introverted and shy young master, the straight-faced monster hunter, the upright and fearless poor scholar, the flowery peacock prince, the cunning and innocent cousin, etc...
The mission progressed smoothly but never passed the most difficult level. Ji Chunling gradually realized that something was wrong.
No, how many substitutes did the female supporting role have? ? Why does one pop up after one is cleared? This thing can reproduce just like the thread and surface?
Later, the plot took an increasingly weird direction.
The most sinister and sinister villain in the original text has been watching her from a dark corner, his eyes filled with surging possessiveness: "When will it be my turn?"
Ji Chunling: Little villain? ! (Horror...
The little villain put his fingers on the back of her neck, and the sinister look in his eyes gradually faded away, turning into morbid surrender: "You said you wouldn't let me go..."
[Fantasy monster hunting article, 1v1, sweet.
Intention: raise your head and move forward