After Lin Qing's death, he found himself acting as Bai Yueguang in two novels at the same time. The system told her that as long as she helped the plot reach the finale, she would be reborn. For this reason, Lin Qing decided to follow the plot well, complete the task seriously, and strive for an early resurrection. She carefully followed every step of the plot, but she didn't expect that the protagonists would change drastically during the plot.
Variation plot 1:
In the private room, Lin Qing was lazily leaning on the sofa, unaware that there was another person behind her. Under the guidance of a caring person, Lin Qing's red lips parted slightly, her face was hazy, and her tone was sarcastic, "It's just a dog of the Lin family, there's nothing to care about."
Behind her, the male protagonist No. 1, Who was supposed to be disgusted by her words, was full of tenderness. He put his hand on her shoulder and said in an obsessed tone, "Woof, woof, how did the puppy bark?"
Lin Qing:?
Changed plot 2:
Lin Qing taunted the substitute, "So what if I treat you well now? It's not because you look like me. You'd better be sensible and leave voluntarily."
Male lead No. 2, Who would have scolded Lin Qing for being a substitute, comforted her lovingly, "She has nothing to do with me. Don't get me wrong."
Lin Qing:......
The road to resurrection was long, Lin Qing searched high and low, and finally found something. She realized it and then posted a message on WeChat Moments.
One of Lin Qing's WeChat Moments shocked the powerful people in Yuncheng. In the photo, Lin Qing was seen hugging a man intimately, and the text was simple: "My love, mine."
Seeing the task completion rate rising rapidly, Lin Qing raised her head proudly and thought to herself, this is finally solved. She happily broke up with someone, but saw that person's deep eyes full of grievance, "Aqing, do you really not like me at all?"
Damn it, Lin Qing was shocked, why has this person changed?
The fate is changing, but it will definitely come to an end!
Intention: Good things are easy to pass away, but they must be cherished and cherished.
