Filling the hole for love - every time I receive a new comment on the ship, I will update a chapter.
Copywriting 1: People wear books, and Song Jing also wears books.
Everyone else is dressing up as a heroine or a supporting role, or even just a normal cannon fodder.
What about her? He even dressed up as a guy mentioned casually in the book... A prostate doctor. The main mission given to her by the system that comes with her through the book is:
Let the hero and heroine complete the last plot before the ending of the novel - giving birth to a baby.
In fact, she felt that she could have avoided this crime at all.
But! All because the author who wrote this book abandoned it. But this is even worse than the author who made it very clear in the text at the beginning of the article:
The male and female protagonist will have a baby in the ending.
Then.
She was sent here to facilitate this ending.
So.
Only after completing this task can she return to her original world.
As a woman who has clearly never seen a man's cock, but is now set up by the system to be an excellent prostate doctor, she has to muster up the energy to ask the male protagonist day after day, persevere, try every means, and persevere:
"Here? Look at the chicken."
The male protagonist is extremely skillful and expressionless, taking out his mobile phone and dialing 110 every day:
"Hello? There's sexual harassment here."
Copywriting two:
When "Here? Look at the chicken" became Song Jing's automatic trigger whenever she saw the male protagonist, she finally became less burdensome and shameless.
Even if she didn't say this sentence for a day, she would feel uncomfortable all over.
The male protagonist finally got tired of hearing this one day and pulled his belt to take off his straight suit pants.
Song Jing stepped back: "You, you, you... What are you doing?"
The male protagonist's eyes are filled with demonic energy, and his pupils are bottomless black, as if a storm is brewing. The corner of his mouth curls up almost wantonly: "Let me show you the chicken."