Pre-publication fantasy romance: "My Target Is the Male Lead of a Campus Novel." If you're interested, feel free to save it to your collection :)
The black-hearted supporting female character stabs the heroine in the back and commits every kind of evil. She seems ruthless, but in truth, she's just a tool in the novel, there to bring the male and female leads closer.
Wei Xi: "So I have to move the plot along by drugging and poisoning the heroine, framing her, and hurting her, all to bring her and the male lead closer?"
Supporting Female Character System: [That's exactly right.]
Wei Xi: "Don't worry. I'm a professional when it comes to stirring up trouble."
But can someone tell her why the more she carries out her black-hearted missions, the more grateful and gentle the heroine becomes toward her, even feeding her all kinds of treats and patting her on the head?
And why is the villainous, unhinged emperor in the palace looking at her more and more strangely?
· The wording and style have nothing to do with classical elegance. Read it as a silly comedy and enjoy the fun.
· Black-hearted heroine x unhinged male lead
· Thanks for your criticism and suggestions
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Pre-publication story in my collection: "I Have a Regret Pill"
Zuo Qingqing only meant to leave the mountain and casually challenge the best swordsman under heaven.
But as soon as she sneaked down the mountain, she heard that the best swordsman had gone into seclusion.
What a pity, what a pity.
Luckily, she happened to meet Zhang, the leader of the Sword-Seeking Sect.
Sect Leader Zhang refused to let go and insisted on taking her as his disciple.
Zuo Qingqing had long wanted to practice martial arts seriously, so how could she pass up this opportunity?
It's just that her older brother, the acting leader of the Demon Cult, would never agree to let her join the righteous martial world.
Zuo Qingqing thought for a second. Who cares?
Surely Sect Leader Zhang had recognized her extraordinary talent and seen her potential.
But if he was taking her as a disciple, why did the sect leader, on his deathbed, entrust her with the sect's most precious treasure, the Reversal Pill?
She had only been at Sword-Seeking Sect for a month. She never imagined she meant this much to her master.
How touching.
Oh, he wasn't giving it to her. He wanted her to deliver it to the best swordsman, who was living in seclusion in Hundred Flowers Valley.
Zuo Qingqing looked righteous. "Your disciple will not fail you."
Find the best swordsman, pretend to give him the Reversal Pill, then steal his sword while he's off guard and use the best sword under heaven to defeat the best swordsman under heaven.
Then both the title of best under heaven and the Reversal Pill would be hers.
Zuo Qingqing felt she had lived up to her title as the Demon Cult's little minx.
So what if he's the best swordsman under heaven?
Hmph. He can't escape my grasp.
Pampered and spirited demoness of the Demon Cult x aloof swordsman who says one thing but does another
Theme: Pursue truth, goodness, and beauty in the world
Was it done by the system? The system should know, right?
There are also suspense elements hahahahaha
The last few chapters and extras are well written, but the early storyline is weird. The character design of the heroine in the early stage is also not very good, at least not the way I understand it in the copywriting. Come on, the author will publish this book
At present, the contrast between the two heroines is really obvious
The introduction looks pretty good, so I'll collect it first and then talk about it.
After watching it, I still don't understand whether the heroine is a time traveler or Wei Xi herself??
I've been blocked. I'm really curious about what "comparable to □□" is.
Hahaha, so bloody, I like it
Both of them are veteran actors (dog head)
I really want to gain weight before watching it. There's nothing interesting to watch recently.