After transmigrating to a future where men greatly outnumber women, Wu Tong is thrilled and ready to make the most of it. But fate, that little vixen, puts him through the wringer...
(As I gaze up at this starry sky, the galaxy shines so brilliantly. But I know it will never belong to me. All I ask for is freedom, and a way home.)
Coming next: After the Plot Ends
Every fantasy novel has a few chosen ones, and behind every chosen one is a villain who stirs up trouble and makes life difficult for the protagonist. He is sinister and ruthless, meticulous in his plans, and takes the greatest pleasure in repeatedly courting death in front of the protagonist. At last, just as the story is about to end, the chosen one defeats the villain and leads his harem in tearing open the plane's boundary and ascending to another realm.
Then one day, Jiang He finds the disfigured, limbless villain in her vegetable patch.
Jiang He, who can't afford food or clothes: There's barely a drop of oil in the pot. My heart is heavy with worry...
The ugly, disfigured villain: Living off someone else, I'm always worried I'll starve to death one day...
Theme:
The heroine has offended the author. If I suffer so much, I might as well commit suicide. It would be more comfortable to reincarnate again.
Congratulations on the ending, but to be honest, the ordinary titles are dragging down your collection.
Has my intelligence deteriorated? Why do I feel like the plot is a bit out of context?
It's a bit sudden to stop appearing~
There are so few comments, it's unscientific
Who was the girl hit by the truck???
There is really no male protagonist, but the concept is still very novel and the ending is a bit fast, so I can rush to write a sequel.
I forgot to read it earlier and need to read it from the beginning.
Come on, I will wait for you until the end of time, as long as you don't cheat.
I really like the paragraph in the parentheses of the introduction. We are all under the same starry sky. We will wait for the revision to come back.