Inspired by "It Happened One Day"! !
Song Hongxue is the cannon fodder villain in a bloody and beautiful novel. As long as the protagonist wants something, he must not let the protagonist get it. In the past sixteen years, he has fulfilled his duties and completed this task. In the future plot, he...
He also has to continue working.
As the only self-aware character in the book, Song Hongxue often feels out of tune with the people around her.
Neighbor Qing Leng Senior Qing Ku: Are you bullying Bai Zhi again? As I said, Bai Zhi has nothing to do with me.
The arrogant and arrogant school beauty: Classmate... We two are not suitable for each other. I already have a crush on Bai Zhi.
The transfer student, the god of study, is shy: I, classmate Bai Zhi, have already reserved my after-school time... I'll ask the teacher to find someone else to help you tutor.
Song Hongxue: Oh, if I hadn't been arranged to take part in the plot, I should have been awarded the banner of bravery for justice, and I was a preparatory student at Tsinghua University. Falling in love? You don't need that in the world of cool guys.
Later, before he was about to successfully receive the lunch box and wrap up the movie, the author eunuched her... As the only character in the book who no longer has self-awareness, Song Hongxue often felt that his protagonist was no longer pure, beautiful and kind.
In the plot, as the protagonist awakens to his self-awareness, he collapses.
The pure, weak, kind and innocent big gardenia suddenly woke up after accidentally provoking a few big-tailed wolves who coveted his scent. Why was he set to be a white lotus? He obviously has a gold medal in Sanda in the youth group, so why can't he defeat a few gangsters?
Bai Zhi glanced at Song Hongxue, who was practicing the high jump, and her eyes were full of doubts. Song Hongxue had been very abnormal recently——
That night, a screaming massacre occurred in the dormitory of No. 1 Middle School.
When the white lotus is dyed black, no author is innocent!
Intention: Be kind to passers-by and don't always buy oranges