I was in a military prison when I transmigrated into a Hong Kong starlet from the 1970s.
The delicate little flower who slapped me accused me of "acting like a diva."
The movie star who abused me called me a "gold digger," and the comedian testified that I was "insane."
The original owner had been bullied, but had never bowed her head.
I started crying instead:
"System, be reasonable. If I don't kill anyone, can I at least break their arms?"
[Reading Guide]:
1. A brainless, pure wish-fulfillment story. It won't be included in the monthly subscription short-story collection.
2. A story about the female lead helping the original female lead heal.
Theme: Uphold justice; it's everyone's responsibility
Not only is the song at the end interesting, the heroine is also interesting. The text is witty and ironic, and the ending still has a sense of light. "Some people successfully escaped from prison, some got revenge, and some lost their lives." The only regret is probably because it is a short story, and I look forward to the author completing the novel.
Checking in, I seem to be able to find corresponding people for the characters in it?