When Sheng Youhe transmigrated into this world, the story was already nearing its end.
The great villain, Zhang Siyin, had already had all his martial arts crippled and been exiled to Hanzhou. He was about to die a gruesome death on the road.
The male lead, the Crown Prince, had smoothly ascended the throne and would soon marry the female lead, officially entering the HE ending.
And Sheng Youhe, the vicious supporting female character, had been reduced to the lowest social status and was about to die alone in a brothel.
By the time the transmigrated Sheng Youhe took over this body, she had already been drugged with something vile.
She was in a desperate and dangerous predicament, but luckily, Sheng Youhe had bound herself to a spirit-plant sign-in System.
Each time she signed in, she would receive the seed of a corresponding spirit plant.
Spirit plants needed evil energy to thrive, so she escaped the brothel and headed south, finally finding the great villain, Zhang Siyin.
That day, the night sky was sparsely dotted with stars, and thin clouds drifted by. Zhang Siyin lay in the mud, watching a peerlessly beautiful young woman approach through the night.
Then she handed him... a bag of milk.
He gulped it down, a sorry sight, yet its taste was sweeter and more fragrant than anything he had ever known.
She said, "I can save you, but you have to behave."
Zhang Siyin laughed softly, wickedness spreading through his eyes. "All right. I promise I'll be a good boy and do as I'm told."
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At the time, Zhang Siyin had no idea he would become addicted to her.
Every night thereafter, he would kneel devoutly beside the young woman's bed, begging her to grant him milk.
From then on, Zhang Siyin really did become Sheng Youhe's dog (literally: he helped her watch over the farm and kept bad people from stealing the crops).
And he wouldn't allow his master to have any other dogs.
Reader's Guide:
1. An old-school Mary Sue story: peerlessly beautiful female farmer X mad dog.
2. Female rivalry; female rivalry; female rivalry.
2. A farming story about growing vegetables on a farm. The female lead loves making money and has MAX emotional obliviousness.
3. The male lead is ruthless, has killed countless people, possesses a twisted need to control, and is a master at convincing himself she's in love with him.
Theme: Who knows that every grain in the bowl comes from hard work?
