Protagonist version:
When he opened his eyes, Jin Song knew that the world was different.
Looking at this endless world, Jin Song felt excited...
It's hard to write an introduction... To put it simply, it's a story about a middle-aged heroine who fights monsters and cultivates immortality. She changes in the process and gets to know different people.
In the early stage, the protagonist's character is a bit middle-class and cynical, but in the later stage, he is more warm and Buddhist.
The female version of Wearing Books:
When Luo Shulu opened her eyes, she found that she had time-traveled into a novel she had read before. With the memory of the plot, she practiced diligently, did not cause trouble, and achieved considerable achievements.
But who is this and what is going on? It is different from the plot.
Luo Shuruo: "Why is it so fat? The plot is different from what was promised."
Jin Song: This person is so strange. What kind of plot is there but not plot?
The reborn senior sister smiled and waved her sleeves, hiding her name and meaning.
It contains connotations of time travel, traveling through books, rebirth, and other indigenous character settings. I would like to remind you here.
The heroine of the original novel is Hong Yu. The heroine did not know the plot and was not reborn. Her fate changed because of various unexpected factors.
(Note: There is a male protagonist, but his presence is not high and can be ignored. So after thinking about it, I put it in the non-CP.)
We strive to make the book logically reasonable, and strive to make all characters have online IQs (*^▽^*)
My writing style is a bit poor, but I will try my best to express it clearly. I hope someone can remind me of the bug.
Ps: There are some small private settings inside
Prepare to rewrite, keep the outline unchanged, and change the opening perspective.