Yu Yanran was inadvertently bound to a cannon fodder system. She must help various cannon fodders who died unjustly to complete their counterattack.
01The Wronged Girl——Complete!
02Ancient Phoenix Man——Complete!
03Revenge of the Ghost King——Complete!
04Deadly Nanny——Complete!
05Confessions of Fu Di Mo——Complete!
06The cheating man in the Republic of China——Complete!
07Double Betrayal in the End of the World......
Later, she discovered that the system 004 that bound her originally wanted to fatten her up and slaughter her as a pig. That was okay. If you are unkind, then I am unjust!
Relaxed, scumbag, no cp, no abuse, no blood.
Intention: Cannon Fodder's Counterattack: My fate is up to me, not you
Reader comments
When I watched it before, I only felt that the pitiful thing about Miss Zhu was that she had a bumpy road to love, falling in love and being separated from several women.
Now the supplement is complete: She was born during the layoff wave, and her mother's marriage was unfortunate, which shaped her view in her youth: "Money is the thing that makes me feel most secure." Her own efforts should not be denied. There were clearly opportunities for further study back then, but some things are indeed more important than further education.
She kept moving up and came into contact with excellent Japanese girls, Qijia, who had resources and added brilliance. Maybe, within two years of falling in love with Qijia. Qijia must have been deeply attracted by some kind of female charm in Miss Zhu, maybe because of her stronger self-esteem or her undisguised ambition, but the two of them couldn't always match, and they didn't need each other anymore.
She asked Qijia about her hesitation before getting married, maybe because she needed someone who would affirm her approach without judgment. In that marriage, she really wanted other things besides love, such as a recognized identity.
Ms. Zhu is a pitiful person. What makes her pitiable is not only the ups and downs in adulthood, love disasters, and displacement. I think it is more about the lack of a sense of belonging, not only when she was a child but also now.
There has never been a place that truly belongs to you and can accommodate you. It's just a short stay. Keep groping for the road, like a swift that keeps flying.
When I watched it before, I only felt that the pitiful thing about Miss Zhu was that she had a bumpy road to love, falling in love and being separated from several women. Now the supplement is complete: She was born during the layoff wave, and her mother's marriage was unfortunate, which shaped her view in her youth: "Money is the thing that makes me feel most secure." Her own efforts should not be denied. There were clearly opportunities for further study back then, but some things are indeed more important than further education. She kept moving up and came into contact with excellent Japanese girls, Qijia, who had resources and added brilliance. Maybe, within two years of falling in love with Qijia. Qijia must have been deeply attracted by some kind of female charm in Miss Zhu, maybe because of her stronger self-esteem or her undisguised ambition, but the two of them couldn't always match, and they didn't need each other anymore. She asked Qijia about her hesitation before getting married, maybe because she needed someone who would affirm her approach without judgment. In that marriage, she really wanted other things besides love, such as a recognized identity. Ms. Zhu is a pitiful person. What makes her pitiable is not only the ups and downs in adulthood, love disasters, and displacement. I think it is more about the lack of a sense of belonging, not only when she was a child but also now. There has never been a place that truly belongs to you and can accommodate you. It's just a short stay. Keep groping for the road, like a swift that keeps flying.