Zhong Yao transmigrated into a book. She seemed to have become a highly esteemed grandmaster of the righteous sects, but in reality, she was a cannon-fodder character about to die at the hands of the villain.
She had a whole body of cultivation, but no idea how to use magic.
She cowered before the villain but threw punches at her teammates,
and accidentally shattered a seal, releasing the great demon Xie Yunshen.
The righteous sects offered a hundred thousand spirit stones for her head,
but although the great demon was extraordinarily powerful, he was badly wounded and hardly someone she could rely on.
Luckily, she could still use magic, but it worked only sometimes and was completely out of her control.
And so...
One second, she would be crying and begging her opponent to spare her,
and the next, she'd be grinding an enemy's face into the ground.
One moment, she'd be meekly flattering someone,
then she'd raise a hand and destroy their thousand-year legacy.
"That traitor Zhong Yao is unpredictable, calculating, and a lunatic," people at the various immortal sects whispered to each other. "Don't let her fool you."
Zhong Yao only wanted to survive, but she noticed that people seemed to look at her with a little more awe.
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The great demon Xie Yunshen had been sealed away for over ten thousand years. The seal had barely broken when the grandmaster of the righteous sects whisked him away.
Falsely accused and disgraced, his bones carved out and scales torn off, betrayed by his own kin,
he had endured every kind of suffering the world had to offer.
But he never imagined that the old-fashioned woman who had once been at odds with demons and monsters would become his only light.
Forced to accept the charge of betraying the righteous path, Zhong Yao sighed.
"I'm really just a weak, pitiful, ordinary cannon-fodder character with no idea how to hold back."
-Coming Soon
Title: The Head Chef Is an Undercover Agent for the Court of Judicial Review
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Zhu Zhiheng opened a restaurant in a place rife with shady characters and gangs.
In this part of town, everyone, from bandit chiefs to gang bosses, treated her with the utmost respect, terrified that one day she might close up shop and leave them all without food.
When a certain gang leader was captured, he sighed wistfully: "I've lived my life with a blade at my throat, and I have no regrets. My only regret is that I'll never get to eat Miss Zhu's cooking again."
Ever since Zhu Zhiheng arrived, the area had become much more peaceful. Murder cases were solved one after another, and criminals were arrested one by one.
Even Jiang Wenfei, the magistrate of the Court of Judicial Review, liked to drop by the restaurant whenever he had a chance.
Zhu Zhiheng was deeply perplexed. Why has my boss been keeping an eye on me lately? I'm just doing my job as an undercover agent. I haven't done anything to him.
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Conversations between Jiang Wenfei and Zhu Zhiheng often sounded strange to those around them.
"Boss Zhu, has the pressed duck I ordered the other day been braised yet?"
"Your Excellency, we found the duck. It just needs some scallions before it can go into the pot."
"Good. That duck has been running around committing crimes repeatedly. Keep a close eye on it."
After discussing the case, Jiang Wenfei chatted idly. "I saw you admiring that pair of mandarin ducks the other day. I had someone buy them for you. How are they settling in?"
"Set... settling in?"
"Yes. Why didn't I see them in the pond behind the house just now?"
"Your Excellency, I put them... in the pot."
Zhu Zhiheng carefully glanced at Jiang Wenfei's darkening expression and wondered if this time she was definitely going to be fired by the Court of Judicial Review.
A proper and restrained magistrate who drops increasingly obvious hints X A highly capable undercover agent and chef who can't read the room
Theme: Love and kindness are the strongest forces in the world.
Come on, madam!! I quite like this book! I especially like the characters of the male and female protagonists! It's so rare these days to have a normal and gentle male protagonist with no psychological problems.
Sorry everyone, I was notified this morning that I was sent to the provincial capital for a business trip. I don't have a notebook, and it's too slow to code on my mobile phone, so I took two days off (I'm still too blindly confident in my hand speed, I'd have known to save more...), I'll be back on time on Tuesday
Scraping the bottom of the pot with an iron spoon is so good at describing it.
Come on, come on, come on, come on, come on
Throw flowers! Thank you for your article. Although it is a bit bland, it suits my taste! (Am I a little late here?) I really like the heroine's gentle and decisive but somewhat off-the-line character, but the male protagonist is a bit free! And the love line contains too little sugar! The wife's world has not yet been explained, but the happy ending is the best! (I haven't been able to make up for the ending. I'm asking because I haven't been to Jinjiang for a month)
Congratulations on the completion!! The writing is very good. I have added the author to my favorites. See you in the next article.
The author writes very well!! I have abandoned more than a dozen books in the past few days, and I have read them in large quantities, but either the plot structure is confusing, or the emotions are not in place, or the writing is so messed up that I thought it was written by a junior high school student. The large text is very comfortable to read. It has been a long, long time since I read it in one sitting. It's really great.
As soon as Huo An spoke, the Northeast flavor came out.
Looking at it this way, Xie Yunshen in the original book is really miserable. He was saddled with such a fate and was beaten to the dragon's back before he could get it back...
Why is it about to end before I realize it! Wow, I also want to see the male and female lead posts.