I Heard I'm a Substitute

Lin Panpan was transformed into a female stand-in in ancient bloody novels. In the original text, all kinds of men who have ulterior motives for the heroine, after failing to get what they want from her, treat her as a substitute, and then abuse her body and mind in various ways. Lin Panpan was trembling, but she couldn't escape the original plot. Helpless, she had no choice but to become a professional stuntman and put forward conditions at the same time. #I can co-star, it's just a part-time job, not selling my body. # The men replied: #No problem, we are not interested in you anyway. # So, when the male protagonist Lin Panpan of the Prince Regent imitated the female protagonist to dance a dance, she made an OK gesture and at the same time sent out her account at the bank. #Please teach a famous teacher, Shenghui, one thousand taels of gold. # The leader of the martial arts alliance was shocked and asked Lin Panpan to fly over the bamboo forest with a veil. She nodded happily and took out her account again. #Working at heights is risky, one thousand five hundred taels of gold. # The Demon Cult Palace Master was secretly in love because he was rescued by the heroine, and asked Lin Panpan to replay the scene when the two met, and she took out her account again. #Hurt people and make them disabled, manage the government, get two thousand taels of gold. # ... Lin Panpan became a rich woman by working as a professional stunt double, but she didn't expect that all the male protagonists and male supporting actors would change later. #I know Panpan is not the kind of woman who loves vanity# #I didn't see your sincerity before, Panpan, come back...# Seeing that the bloody sadomasochism that happened to the heroine was about to happen to him, Lin Panpan was really scared. She took out the deposit slip from her body and looked at the balance, then said to someone holding a sword: #Last time you said how much it cost to make a move? # Purpose: Rejection of sadomasochistic love and anti-routine funny writing