Cannon fodder is not the protagonist who has a lucky golden finger, nor is it the supporting character who makes readers feel pity and reluctant to leave; they are just cannon fodder, and they may die after they appear. But they have flesh and blood, and in their own lives, they are the protagonists. Qiangwei's duty is to save their cannon fodder and return them happiness. "You have always been clean in my heart." The son of an official fell into prostitution VS the simple and poor commoner girl "I am more afraid of losing you." The iron-blooded general VS the cold-faced shadow guard "I will protect you forever and ever until death." The prince destined to be short-lived VS the arrogant and beautiful daughter of a powerful man...
Ps Healing type fast travel, hebe is included, there is a main plot, but it does not occupy much space, and the ending of the main plot has been decided
In the first story, the male protagonist is a minor official (an alias for a male prostitute during the Ming Dynasty, an imaginary, borrowed name)
Intention: emotion