Xu Ruoruo was transformed into a vicious female villain in the book who had a strange blood, and eventually died tragically under the sword of the male villain Shen Jing. She was beautiful but actually brainless.
We have a mission that we must survive to the end. Why not continue to practice and join forces with the biggest villain in the book to survive/ah no, win to the end.
Huh? I didn't expect that the upright heroine in the original work would use her sister's blood as an introduction to medicine to practice medicine. Is there a hidden meaning in this or is it just like this?
"What, the male protagonist actually likes men, and a gay man is actually by my side?"
"What should I do if the male villain is too moody? What if he is going to be killed!"
"Sister heroine, I can do it"...
Moody villain x beautiful "brainless and vicious" female supporting role
"I have Tao and you in my heart"
"Not many people can truly control their own destiny, but you are"
"I like you, Cen Ji"
"Xu Ruoruo, it's time... To prove that you love me."
Intention: Give full play to subjective initiative and transform the objective world