The slave was born lucky but has a pitiful bone. × The cold and mysterious hexagonal fairy × The genius male protagonist who has a blood feud
And the Qingyun Sect, which is recommended by all members, a horror story that is neither happy nor comedy?
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Bai Mu has gone through the book! He had been suffering from illness since childhood and only loved serious literature. He never imagined that he would be trapped in a fantasy novel where his sister was rubbing his head to make him happy. And I heard that my character was discontinued after just a few chapters! You won't be able to burp your fart so quickly! What should I do? It's very urgent to wait online. How about letting it go for a few years, eating, drinking, and having fun? Think of it as a waste of several years of maintaining a healthy body. After all, he has never experienced a healthy life since he was a child.
But, why didn't anyone tell me that wearing a book can't change the character's trajectory? Then didn't he just wear it just to wait for death?
This is completely different from what I imagined wearing a book!
After Bai Mu transformed into Rong Huan, he found that he could not change the character's action trajectory at all, and could only act according to the story - saying fixed lines, doing fixed actions, and even the look in his eyes had to be just right. Could it be that fate gave him a chance to start over just to repeat the plot in the book and tell him a story about a sect leader who was ignorant of the world but worked hard and ended in tragedy? He tried to change his fate again and again, and then woke up in pain again and again.
Is fate really unchangeable? With doubts, he bared his fangs in the corner of fate.
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Like all travel novels, there are vicious supporting characters, tool-man masters, and male protagonists who rise to the top step by step to advance the plot. But regardless of the first-person perspective, is everyone's fate really just words on paper without warmth? Why does he have to repeat the plot of the story again and again? And how could the Immortal Rong Huan, who ignored worldly things and stayed at home, accept Yun Lang as his disciple? In the end, why did you choose to give this respect to the male protagonist Tang Yuanhan?
Is it really just because he is the male protagonist?
Yun Lang wants to know the truth of the story.
Concept: Each character has his or her own unique mission, which cannot be escaped, but is by no means unchangeable.