Because of a work error in the underworld, Ye Zhiqing died in vain and could only spend the rest of his life in books.
Good news: I'm dressed as the protagonist of Koi Fish.
Bad news: It's the original protagonist who was smashed into a pulp as soon as he appeared.
The real protagonist, Xiao Mu, intercepts her luck and picks up masters, skills, magic weapons, mythical beasts, and ascension along the way.
Ye Zhiqing's fist hardened and he pushed her off the cliff, right? The debt must be repaid with blood!
But what is the rule that the Son of Heaven cannot be killed? Then kill the head office after breaking his luck.
Dig a hole, bury the male protagonist, and then fill it with hundreds of millions of soil.
The technique that Xiao Mu picked up was the modified version she found with her senior brother.
The master Xiao Mu picked up was the demon cultivator she kicked down.
The divine sword that Xiao Mu picked up was scrap metal, and she took out the sword spirit and played it as a ball for the second senior sister.
Xiao Mu picked up only the shell of the mythical beast egg, and she boiled the egg liquid into egg drop soup and served it to the third senior brother's table.
Just when Ye Zhiqing was concentrating on digging a hole, he looked up and found that there were too many protagonists.
A certain senior sister from the next peak is the heroine of a fast-traveling novel. She practices like crazy before every exam.
A certain lady from the sect next door is the heroine of a rebirth and revenge novel. She is gentle in front of others, but sinister in others. She can change her face as fast as turning the pages of a book.
A boss from the mainland next door is the male protagonist of a sweet novel. He is overbearing and greasy to the point of making people laugh.
The leader of the demon world is the male protagonist of Counterattack. He thinks about how to replace the way of heaven every day.
Ye Zhiqing: Heaven's way, you don't care?
Master: I can't control it, eh eh eh, how about this heaven's way be taken care of by you?
Concept: There is no born protagonist, only the fate of oneself.
