Su Mi showed extraordinary scientific talent from a young age, and was kept under tight surveillance and protection.
It wasn't until her eighteenth birthday that she was finally let out.
The bigwigs wanted to find her a husband.
Su Mi: My fists are clenched.
After getting out, Su Mi found fault with everything. Arrogant and reckless, she wreaked havoc wherever she went and earned the nickname "mood killer."
The first time Gu Nanting met Su Mi, she pulled a gun and took a close-range shot at someone with poor character, then casually left a wad of cash behind and walked away.
The second time Gu Nanting saw her, she smiled and splashed a glass of wine in the face of someone who'd provoked her, then arrogantly left a wad of cash behind and walked away.
Her friends all said she was deliberately trying to get their attention, and thought she was quite an interesting person.
It wasn't until a later military exercise that they saw Su Mi sitting calmly in the seat of honor, chin in hand, smiling as she listened to these "friends" report on the military situation.
[Note: This is all made up.]
Coming soon: I'm a Mage in the Apocalypse
After the college entrance exams, Xin Jiujiu stayed up all night playing games, until all that effort finally paid off: she managed to get herself inside the game.
When she woke up under a library table, Xin Jiujiu felt utterly lost.
That is, until she finished reading the prequel to the apocalypse story. Then she fell silent.
Zombies were overrunning the outside world. Luckily, she had a game System, and her class was perfectly suited to the atmosphere: Necromancer.
And so she was forced to begin her real-life gaming adventure.
During an escape operation, the civilians panicked, while Xin Jiujiu huddled in a corner with a slender magic staff, muttering incantations.
When zombies attacked, everyone scattered, but Xin Jiujiu casually waved her hand and cast a super-armor shield. She wasn't worried at all.
When enemies attacked, her companions panicked, while Xin Jiujiu stood still and took potions with a blank expression. Her inventory was packed with 99+ of them.
Later, she discovered that one person in the group was acting strangely.
Coming soon: The Heroine Isn't Human
In the void, the light of a distant star flashed by. As if sensing something, Chaowu opened her eyes. A scene appeared out of thin air before her: a narrow mountain road, deep woods, a sports car plunging off a cliff, and a bloodied man struggling to crawl out. On the phone lying beside him, the call screen was still open.
On the other end, in a crowded bar on a bustling street full of bright lights, a handsome, fair-skinned young man couldn't help smiling. "Hello? Hello! Bro? Since the signal's so bad, I'll hang up now. Bye... bye~"
Chaowu snapped open a small fan and covered her mouth, leaving only her unusually dark, deep-set eyes visible as she stared at the blood-soaked man. The corner of her mouth, hidden behind the fan, curled up slightly. Interesting.
The next second, she appeared in front of him. The familiar, natural scent made Chaowu yawn. "Hey, the scenery here isn't bad. Need a hand? But... it'll cost you!"
What Jiang Hezhi thought the price would be: his soul?
Theme: Be independent.
Well, I am really, I am still a little disappointed. The plot is very attractive and has such highlights. However, it ended in an anticlimax and ended hastily. I still hope that the author can improve his writing skills. It is not enough to have a good idea, but also to be able to present it completely and attract readers.
The world view is obviously very big, but the ending is rushed. I just talked about the heroine's high IQ, and then it was discovered that she was secretly trained and developed. Then the national high-tech product was about to be put into operation, so it came out and made an introduction, and then nothing happened.
It's really not a bad one. I obviously feel that with this kind of outline, the world view you have drawn is so big. It feels like it could become a regular article, and it is also very exciting. In the end, it became an ordinary short article.
Really outrageous. . . This is pretty poorly written. . . It doesn't fit in with the continuation and transition that a novel should have. . . . I wrote it down hastily. . . Such a good world view and character setting were wasted. . . .
It ended like this, so sudden
Is this the end? It feels like the world view of the whole article is quite grand, but it ends in just a few words?
Why don't I order everything???
Did they end up together?
It's not finished, I'm a little disappointed,
Is it so bad???