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This is a different kind of cannon fodder counterattack article that is light-hearted and joyful.
This is a cannon fodder counterattack article born out of the author's resentment.
In all kinds of ancient times/imaginary ancient times/parallel ancient times, there are always some cannon fodders who obviously have good cards and are powerful, but they are defeated by "Jack Su" and "Mary Sue" who come from grass-roots backgrounds, and end up miserable.
The reason is probably that these "powerful people" don't play their cards according to the routine. You said that people who are "sons of the plane" don't follow routines, which means that people who don't follow the usual path often get unexpected gains. But you are a cannon fodder, and if you don't play your cards according to the routine, you are often destined to end miserably.
So the question is, what does it mean to not play according to the routine? Let's give an example. This man is obviously a prince, and the emperor is his biological father. A civilian student has offended him. Do you think it's okay for him to casually hint to a few officials to stumble him or send people to cause trouble? But you had to insult that "Jack Su" in the street, and then he deliberately provoked him to beat someone in the street. Doesn't that leave you with something to blame? And there's no way to quibble.
For another example, a noble lady lives in a dynasty where "concubines are bought and sold". A "Mary Sue" concubine in your house wants to be in power. You don't say that you sold her far away, but you have to engage in a house fight. In the end, she finds out, right? The master is biased towards her, and in the end you will either be divorced or you will be torn apart by the master. Are you saying that your mistress is having a fight with your cheap concubine? Don't you think it's demeaning?
The protagonist "Yuan Qinghua" signed a contract with the Alien Alliance and traveled through:
Specifically looking for a place for those cannon fodder emperors/princes/marquises/ministers who are "beaten" by grassroots/commoners/poor scholars/beggars, etc...
Specifically for those who were "fighted" by prostitutes/prostitutes/civilian girls/maids/concubines/Xiaojiabiyu, etc.
The concubine/princess/noble daughter/lady/wife/lady... Revenge
The main focus is on counterattack and revenge, supplemented by raising cats! The protagonist brings his two cat masters to slap in the face in a fancy way!
A must-see for deminers: The protagonist is male, but the body he travels through is male or female, depending on the situation.
There is no cp. Some small worlds may have people getting married, but that is not the cp of the protagonist!
The protagonist Yuan Qinghua looks very cold, but is actually very funny? He likes to secretly complain and has a lot of inner activities. He is also a loyal cat slave.