[The story has been extensively revised. Stolen copies won’t line up with the later plot, so please support the official version, mwah!]
[Blurb]
One second, Song Shi was ripping zombies apart by hand. The next, the world around her had changed beyond recognition: human-shaped rabbits racing around, floating jellyfish, giant carnivorous centipedes...
Good news: She was still alive.
Bad news: She was about to die.
For half a month, Song Shi scavenged for trash in a cyberpunk world, racing against death and living in poverty. One day, a pop-up appeared on her terminal: “The Survival Forum. Complete missions to earn rewards. Get rich quick!”
Song Shi launched a sarcastic attack: Send me 50 and I’ll see what you can do.
“One million Star Coins has been deposited.”
Song Shi: Right away, boss. What do you want me to do?
The forum: Take down the Federation.
Song Shi: Sorry, I can’t accept such an unreasonable request. And just so you know, we don’t offer refunds.
Heaven helps those who help themselves. Song Shi still hadn’t starved to death.
The Federation-wide psychic aptitude test, held once every ten years, officially began.
Good news:
Song Shi tested as a psychic and was about to welcome a bright future.
Bad news:
She was intercepted on the way.
Even worse news:
By the biggest terrorist organization, Recurrence.
A promising future is precious, and money is worth even more, but when life is at stake, both can be thrown away.
Song Shi swallowed her pride and joined Recurrence. Just as she was about to make it through, the organization’s leader told her:
“The organization has high hopes for you. We’re sending you undercover to the Federation. Do a good job, and your future will be boundless.”
Just as she had found her footing, a Federation leader patted her on the shoulder meaningfully:
“The Federation has high hopes for you. We’re sending you to eliminate Recurrence. Do a good job, and your future will be bright.”
Song Shi: That’s a pretty big promise. I’m choking on it.
Coming Soon: "The Paranoid Evil God Is Going Crazy Again"
When Sang Li woke up, she had transmigrated into a Western fantasy novel as the universally loathed villainess.
The bad news:
Her younger sister, whom the original character had bullied and humiliated, was the novel’s Mary Sue heroine.
The tender and devoted Prince Stowe and the cold, ascetic elf boy were both at the heroine’s beck and call.
Even the God of Light had bestowed the title of saintess upon her and allowed her to serve at his side.
The worse news:
Because she looked so much like her mother, her biological father wanted to force her to marry him.
In the original plot, she would kill her father with a dagger on her wedding night. But before she could escape, the heroine would discover her and she would be denounced as a “heretic” and a “witch,” then tied to a stake and burned alive.
And the wedding was tomorrow.
Sang Li: “...”
What a hellish start.
Just as she paced anxiously back and forth across her room, a ghostly, hoarse voice sounded in the darkness:
“I can help you.”
“But there’s a condition.”
“Offer yourself to me as a sacrifice.”
Herman was an immortal god. In his eyes, Sang Li was frivolous, vulgar, and foolish, as if she could never see the filth and lechery in the eyes of the men surrounding her.
Now, her green eyes glittered with cunning as she pressed her lips, sweet with honeyed words, against him.
She actually dared to try to seduce him.
If not for his damaged divine body, they would never have crossed paths.
He could never fall in love with her.
He thought he would never fall in love with her.
Until one day, Herman saw her lift her skirt and “accidentally” tumble into the arms of his sanctimonious archenemy, the God of Light.
She used that pretty face to whisper the same sweet words to him that she had used on Herman.
Theme: Self-reliance
The main reason is that I really like the heroine I created. She is strong, but not ridiculously strong. Every strength is not easy to come by. The forces of resistance are too great, but we still don't give up. What we hold back is a breath of energy, and we rely on this breath to fly upward. The boss, forum forces and the main body behind it are really very strong, and I am very curious about how it will develop in the future. No matter what the future development is, as long as it can be completed, it will be fine. Even if the heroine has the gene of the wise man, so she uses this gene to defeat the wise man later, I don't think it is a bad ending.
The author is great, I want you to write it well. A good story is one that is carefully thought out. Don't finish it hastily. I'm still waiting for when the heroine will fight back [Let me be healthy] 🤩 💪
I'll revise the last chapter when I have time... I'm not very satisfied with the ending. There will be an extra chapter. After taking the teaching qualifications exam, I wrote [change] Although I jumped on it, it took too much effort and time. Even if it doesn't bring me much money, I still want to make it as perfect as possible... What I'm struggling with is Song Shi's feelings. Who do you like?
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Scream!!! Author, are you dying to write so beautifully?!!!
I will update it tomorrow. Today I am trying to figure out all the content behind it. I will try my best to write it to the best of my ability.
Very good article, it made me temporarily forgive the rubbish school 🤷
I had a seizure late at night. I originally tried to gain inner comfort from metaphysics, but after I went to the live broadcast room to ask for live broadcast hexagrams, I was deeply shocked. Whenever what he said was not so accurate, I could tell myself "feudal superstition" 😭 😭 Okay, okay, I know I will read this book
I think the outline is okay, but the pace is too fast. After reading it, I feel that according to the development I expected, this story should take a hundred chapters to be more complete. In order to promote the development of the plot, there are many details that are not described. The outbreak of the war later loses the exciting part due to its brevity, and it feels dry. However, considering that it is a new work, it can be considered relatively complete.
"Change" is a big bug for the author~