Sang Mian, who had nothing to do, found this little white article to pass the time. The more he read it, the higher his blood pressure became. After reading it, he said: Thank you, it has cured the low blood pressure that has been there for many years.
"What kind of rubbish article, labeled 1v1, ended up with a male lead and a male partner, and a bloody ending! Where is the sweetheart we promised?!"
"The heroine has a messy personality, her character design is inconsistent, and the plot is sparse and half of it is a mosaic. It's really hard for the author to come up with so many rubbish plots."
"I'm so angry! I thought it would be reversed!! I'm so angry! I advise you to abandon the article and avoid reading! Advice!!!"
She posted several comments in a row, but still felt angry. When she refreshed the page, she saw the author replying to her.
--Oh.
One word.
What's the meaning?
Before Sang Mian could react, she saw a few more words in the reply column.
——To change.
Then, Sang Mian became Sang Mianmian.
The heroine of "After the Master Turns Dark".
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Sang Mian, who traveled through the book, wanted to cut off the messy emotional threads of the heroine in the original book one by one.
——What kind of love are you talking about? Isn't it delicious to ask immortals?
So he clicked and clicked as fiercely as a tiger, and looked back at the pestle where he was.
It's even better to stay in place.
Why are there more and more threads?
Destroy it, I'm tired.
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Sang Mian always thought that the master took her in because of her physical condition. It was only after a long, long time that she discovered that many of the things she thought were wrong.
Slowly, she relied on her own strength to discover a little bit of the truth about the world in her life that was more bloody than anything.
Ps: The heroine is a heartthrob, with the buff from the original book, anyone can "fall in love" with her, but she doesn't love anyone (there are too many characters, the male protagonist is tentatively selected, 1v1)
Intention: Not to surrender to the determined destiny
Sorry, I Have Embarrassed the Dark Continent