Cen Wan has transformed into the vicious cannon fodder in a novel about aristocratic college heartthrob, and will be wiped out in three minutes.
System commitment: log off after completing the plot and restart a new life.
So Cen Wan, who died of overwork in her previous life, worked conscientiously on her tasks even though she was ill——
Being petty and jealous, he forced Shou, the protagonist of Flower of the High Mountain, to wash his feet in order to humiliate the protagonist Shou, who was looked down upon by F1.
But Cen Wan, a patient with skin thirst syndrome, was overstimulated.
With a red face and tears in his eyes, he called him a bitch from the slums.
The protagonist's face was cold and his eyes were gloomy, but the movements of his hands became stronger and stronger, touching Cen Wan's thighs that were full of soft flesh, saying that he was a bitch who wanted to massage and relax his master.
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On the New Year's Eve, the serious and staid F3 was drugged, but it was Cen Wan herself who was dragged into the dark bathroom with her mouth covered. In the reflection of the mirror, the tall man clasped his thin, white wrist bones, and the owner of his hands swallowed his cry softly.
The two entered the hospital together the next day, and both became hot topics on the forum.
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The protagonist was pushed into the water, but was pulled and thrown into the swimming pool together. In front of everyone, he was soaked to the skin, and he said the most shameless words in the most cowardly tone. He broke away from the protagonist's arms and pretended to be pitiful, begging F1 to take him out.
The blond man who was rumored to be the most affectionate and affectionate man for the first time lowered his face. He squatted by the swimming pool and pinched Cen Wan's cheeks while speaking mockingly, taunting Cen Wan not to think that anyone would be fooled by his face. What he hated most was Cen Wan, a free-spirited and shameless person.
The onlookers were shocked, secretly saying that they had never seen a person in F1 act so rude.
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In the equestrian class, he shamelessly invited F2 to ride with him.
In everyone's surprised eyes,
F2, who has phoenix eyes and long eyelashes and looks like a good girl, raised her lips with an unclear expression, raised her legs to get on Cen Wan's horse, lowered her eyes and asked Cen Wan why she didn't come up yet.
Cen Wan huddled in F2's arms, blushing and enduring the pleasure from the close contact of the skin on her back. F2's riding skills were so bad that Cen Wan's legs were bruised from the bumps and dips. F2, who felt guilty and couldn't see his expression clearly under the light, apologized and said that he would help apply medicine to the inconvenient place.
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School was closed on a rainy day, but the system issued a task asking him to find a way to trick F4 into going to the equipment room.
According to the original plot, the original owner accidentally learned that F4 was claustrophobic, and wanted to take the opportunity to break his defenses, but an unexpected combination of circumstances caused the relationship between the protagonist Shou and F4 to heat up rapidly.
The rain stopped the next day, and Cen Wan's tears finally stopped in the equipment room.
When Cen Wan vowed to hate F4 for the rest of his life, there was a discussion on the forum about why the always stern, ascetic and indifferent person looked very good today, looking satisfied after eating well.
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A video from the St. Rod's School anniversary went viral on the Internet, and everyone was asking what the name of the shockingly beautiful young man on the stage was.
Even the most prestigious star-making company in the entertainment industry, which is said to have sky-high thresholds, took the initiative to extend an olive branch and looked forward to a reply.
The viral video disappeared overnight, and people found out only when the company was forced to silence itself under high pressure.
Countless vicious dogs have surrounded the treasure and are watching eagerly.
Someone climbed onto the St. Rod's school forum and looked at the hot and highly liked posts.
Each one is related to that person.
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There were so many things that went wrong, and I finally completed the task full of loopholes, but there was still no sign of going offline.
Cen Wan, who loved to cry and was timid, asked the system with tears in her eyes if she had messed up the task.
The system, who had just taken office and had little experience, felt guilty while insisting: [It is trivial, our vicious cannon fodder has a high degree of freedom.
[Anyway, your current body will be finished in two months, and I will arrange a new life for you then.
[In the past two months, you can eat and drink with peace of mind, so you can do whatever you want!
When Cen Wan heard this, she took her heart back. She also found an opportunity to secretly say goodbye to everyone and told them to live a good life.
Seeing that Cen Wan's health is getting worse and worse, but the cause of the disease has not been found for a long time, the protagonists are going crazy. When they saw that Cen Wan was still okay, he spoke to them in a tone of explaining the aftermath. They all looked paranoid and dark, with crazy eyes threatening Cen Wan not to escape. Even if he turned out to be a ghost, they would dig him out.
But Cen Wan was really dead.
Died at the hands of the old forces trying to split the Union.
Everyone's eyes were about to burst, and their hearts were crying with blood.
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In the year 252 of the Star Calendar, on the day of the founding ceremony of the third year after the establishment of the empire, the streets of the capital were empty and salutes roared.
It was also the first day Cen Wan woke up on the small border planet five years after his death.
Thinking that he had used his last remaining energy to save F4's life before going offline, Cen Wan felt that there was no one smarter than him.
In this way, even if one day I really meet old acquaintances, they will definitely not be able to bear to blame me for the evil things I did in the past, and they are unlikely to believe in such an unscientific development as resurrection from the dead.
What's more, the universe is so big, how could we really be destined to meet again.
After two days of peaceful play, Cen Wan was arrested and taken to the palace. The reason was that the queen had been absent without permission for five full years and was punished with life imprisonment.
Before I could digest the news that F4 had become the king and I had become the queen, I turned around and saw the person coming after a long journey——
Chancellor of the Exchequer F1;
Cabinet Prime Minister F2;
Imperial Marshal F3;
The chief protagonist of the Research Institute is Shou.
Highlight:
She is a charming beauty, so there will be some emotional development and physical contact with other men, but they just like it one-sidedly.
There is no ambiguity! ! Everyone loves Wanwan.
A brainless hero, but a determined 1v1 player. His main position is F4, and his opponent will only return F4 arrows.
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Purpose: Love heals you
Reader comments
It's so confusing, boss, I'm so confused. I'll start by stacking up. If I read Chapters 6-8 and there's nothing particularly attractive to me, I'll want to abandon it. So if my wife has any foreshadowing and explanation later, I'll apologize first. Then, I didn't read it word for word, so I may have overlooked some details. I'll continue to apologize. I don't mean to deliberately criticize or attack my wife, just some thoughts and doubts after reading the article. I hope I haven't offended my wife too much [please]
1 The biggest problem I feel after reading Chapter 8 is that the main plot is not clear. I don't know whether the protagonist is going to handle the elder brother's case or to check Jianyan? It's understandable that the wife wants to set up a foreshadowing, but the information given to the audience is a bit too little, and the lack of hook kept me interested in continuing to watch. The audience does not have much affection for the two protagonists, and there is no very intriguing suspense point, so there is no desire for people to continue watching. You QiGong seemed to be indifferent to his elder brother's body and Jian Yan. You can't tell how much hatred he has for his eldest brother's death, and he doesn't have any mood swings at all. If his mother forces him to investigate the case, you can't see his anger or disgust. Why would he want to investigate the case if he is so emotionless? After a quick scan of the remaining chapters, I found that they were about their escape from seclusion. I currently don't understand the connection between their escape and the two events. There may be some omissions in the text. But after spending several chapters laying the groundwork for the case, the story now begins to describe the journey out of detention in detail, which is a bit fragmented, and I guess it will continue for a few more chapters? I can understand that it is the only way to attend the wedding banquet (? But it has been on the road for more than ten chapters, and there is no suspense point. All the supporting characters appear in one or two chapters and then leave. Except for Duan, no one plays a role in promoting the plot. It seems like they appear just for the sake of appearing.
2 The second point of confusion is that there have been so many supporting characters with names and interactions, but these supporting characters stay very, very briefly, so I don't even know how some of them are related to the protagonist? For example, what is the relationship between Yue Tian and Gong? Is Gong's mother's person? The introduction of many supporting characters along with their sects makes it even more confusing. When watching, you have to figure out what relationship this sect has with the protagonist, what does this sect do, and what is the relationship between the supporting characters from the sect and the attack. For example, Jian Zong is easy to understand (but she seems to be a human being, right). Moreover, these supporting characters feel so dissociated. Gong seems to have no feelings for them when they are together. They are just acquaintances. But why do they get together to find Duan? After all, doesn't Gong's mother ask Gong and Xiang to investigate the case? Where are the others? Are you attacking the subordinates at home or traveling together with the sect? But their relationship is not good either. After looking for Duan, everyone left in a hurry? What's the point? Aren't most of the roles of supporting characters to advance the plot or enrich the story for the protagonist? At present, it seems that he only made an appearance, but not appearing does not seem to affect the protagonist's search for Duan on his own, nor does it allow the audience to understand the protagonist better. For example, Yue Tian got into a fight with someone out of nowhere, but he didn't understand why. When the protagonist met with Xiang and others, he said that Gong's mother asked them to investigate the case together. They didn't talk about the case or exchange information, and there was no story development. They separated immediately when they saw Duan. There was no need to meet at all. Five years after the eldest brother's death, his headless body was suddenly returned. Isn't this matter worthy of Xiang and Gong getting together to discuss it? The two of them acted as if they knew about it a long time ago, but instead they got together to say bad things about another supporting character...? Or don't we discuss the paragraph? It's nothing to do with the case at all.
3 Another thing is that the location changes so quickly. From the first encounter in the tavern (? To the boat to the old man's house to the meeting of several people in Luzhou and then to Duan's house, there is basically a new location in each chapter. The change of location and the appearance of many new characters are too dazzling. I feel that some can be expanded a bit, and some unnecessary can be deleted. I am always on the road and I have no time to describe the protagonist's psychology. He is either rushing or being assassinated. I can't see it. The relationship between the protagonists, are they friends? Are they suspicious of each other? Is it a bit ambiguous? I can't see any description of their respective moods, especially when Gong's brother is dead. Is it so strange that Shou doesn't describe Gong's feelings and psychological activities towards his brother? Shou is also completely alienated. After knowing each other for five months, he still thinks that his elder brother's case is not as important as helping others, so why can he be allowed to stay and help?
4. The plot of the old woman assassin in the middle is a bit confusing. I thought it was showing Shou's kindness at first, but later I thought it was showing the world of cannibalism. But for some reason, I took it lightly and just repeated the reward order. Gong Gang said harshly that he would not let her go, but was taken away and dealt with by Xiang? It's hard to tell what this plot is trying to express. The latter part is also very confusing. Why were the protagonists able to cut wheat together before, but when Shou went to deal with the bad guy landlord, he and Gong left separately. Was it a period of time? But when Gong first sent a message to Xiang, he was very determined to be with Shou, and even postponed the meeting time. I don't understand why they are separated?
There are some small details at the end that I think are a bit confusing. Maybe I didn't read the article carefully or there are foreshadowings later.
1. The protagonist said they had been together for five months, but they seemed completely unfamiliar with each other, and did not explain why the two seemed to have a hostile relationship when they first met, and then suddenly started walking together. Although it is a serious drama, can you also describe the emotional changes of the protagonist? And to be honest, I didn't quite understand the first chapter. Why did Gong leave after being asked if he could help him kill people? Did I understand it wrong [laughing]
2. The perspective of the host and the sitter. At present, the main attacker or the spectator are more likely to be the main attackers. There is no perspective of the lord and the scepter at all, but it is understandable in Chapter 8. But the feeling of dissociation is very strong. I neither understand Gong nor Sui. Most of the information I have obtained so far is from the copy. Without reading the copy, I would not know that Gong is a machine master, and Shou cannot tell that he is a ranger. After all, how can a ranger not understand the sect... Gong and Shou's character is not well established. Gong looks a bit childish, and Shou looks a bit dull and gentle. I think some psychological descriptions can be added appropriately?
3. When introducing characters, my wife likes to give them names and nicknames. Sometimes they are introduced together, but sometimes others or herself call them names for no apparent reason, which is a bit abrupt.
4 In the first few chapters, after the protagonist came out of the tavern, he was chased by the assassin to the boat. After he was killed, he was taught boxing for no apparent reason, but he stopped after attacking twice. Is this part...? I couldn't figure out what to express, so I left. There are a lot of little moments like this that feel meaningless.
5 I still don't know why Shou agreed to help in the attack... If it is said to be friends, there is no description of the relationship between the two people at all. If it was a chivalrous spirit, Shou Mingming showed that he didn't want to get involved at all. Or is the attacking family a big family, and everyone on the road will help? I also saw later that Shou said that even if he died, he would still do things for him. Why? I didn't understand this emotional change. In my heart, these two people were still strangers.
6 I feel that the author's writing is a bit vague. I read the third chapter several times. Yue never mentioned that the corpse was headless. Why did she change the subject after two lines and say that she wanted to clarify a headless case by herself? Yue told them to meet up with Xiang, but did not mention Duan. Why did the protagonist send a letter on the way to harvest wheat saying that they would not delay their visit to Duan? Moreover, the message Yue Lai delivered was not very clear. I initially thought that Gong knew the news about the body. When he said that he had not received the news, he meant that his mother was hiding something. Because it was already last month when he received the body, it is easy for readers to think that he has been notified? Gong's gnashing of teeth was more a reaction to Yue's provocation than an emotion towards the corpse. It's also possible that there's something wrong with my understanding.
So what, why can't it be him [laughing and crying]
I found this book in my favorites. Is this book still updated?
It's so confusing, boss, I'm so confused. I'll start by stacking up. If I read Chapters 6-8 and there's nothing particularly attractive to me, I'll want to abandon it. So if my wife has any foreshadowing and explanation later, I'll apologize first. Then, I didn't read it word for word, so I may have overlooked some details. I'll continue to apologize. I don't mean to deliberately criticize or attack my wife, just some thoughts and doubts after reading the article. I hope I haven't offended my wife too much [please] 1 The biggest problem I feel after reading Chapter 8 is that the main plot is not clear. I don't know whether the protagonist is going to handle the elder brother's case or to check Jianyan? It's understandable that the wife wants to set up a foreshadowing, but the information given to the audience is a bit too little, and the lack of hook kept me interested in continuing to watch. The audience does not have much affection for the two protagonists, and there is no very intriguing suspense point, so there is no desire for people to continue watching. You QiGong seemed to be indifferent to his elder brother's body and Jian Yan. You can't tell how much hatred he has for his eldest brother's death, and he doesn't have any mood swings at all. If his mother forces him to investigate the case, you can't see his anger or disgust. Why would he want to investigate the case if he is so emotionless? After a quick scan of the remaining chapters, I found that they were about their escape from seclusion. I currently don't understand the connection between their escape and the two events. There may be some omissions in the text. But after spending several chapters laying the groundwork for the case, the story now begins to describe the journey out of detention in detail, which is a bit fragmented, and I guess it will continue for a few more chapters? I can understand that it is the only way to attend the wedding banquet (? But it has been on the road for more than ten chapters, and there is no suspense point. All the supporting characters appear in one or two chapters and then leave. Except for Duan, no one plays a role in promoting the plot. It seems like they appear just for the sake of appearing. 2 The second point of confusion is that there have been so many supporting characters with names and interactions, but these supporting characters stay very, very briefly, so I don't even know how some of them are related to the protagonist? For example, what is the relationship between Yue Tian and Gong? Is Gong's mother's person? The introduction of many supporting characters along with their sects makes it even more confusing. When watching, you have to figure out what relationship this sect has with the protagonist, what does this sect do, and what is the relationship between the supporting characters from the sect and the attack. For example, Jian Zong is easy to understand (but she seems to be a human being, right). Moreover, these supporting characters feel so dissociated. Gong seems to have no feelings for them when they are together. They are just acquaintances. But why do they get together to find Duan? After all, doesn't Gong's mother ask Gong and Xiang to investigate the case? Where are the others? Are you attacking the subordinates at home or traveling together with the sect? But their relationship is not good either. After looking for Duan, everyone left in a hurry? What's the point? Aren't most of the roles of supporting characters to advance the plot or enrich the story for the protagonist? At present, it seems that he only made an appearance, but not appearing does not seem to affect the protagonist's search for Duan on his own, nor does it allow the audience to understand the protagonist better. For example, Yue Tian got into a fight with someone out of nowhere, but he didn't understand why. When the protagonist met with Xiang and others, he said that Gong's mother asked them to investigate the case together. They didn't talk about the case or exchange information, and there was no story development. They separated immediately when they saw Duan. There was no need to meet at all. Five years after the eldest brother's death, his headless body was suddenly returned. Isn't this matter worthy of Xiang and Gong getting together to discuss it? The two of them acted as if they knew about it a long time ago, but instead they got together to say bad things about another supporting character...? Or don't we discuss the paragraph? It's nothing to do with the case at all. 3 Another thing is that the location changes so quickly. From the first encounter in the tavern (? To the boat to the old man's house to the meeting of several people in Luzhou and then to Duan's house, there is basically a new location in each chapter. The change of location and the appearance of many new characters are too dazzling. I feel that some can be expanded a bit, and some unnecessary can be deleted. I am always on the road and I have no time to describe the protagonist's psychology. He is either rushing or being assassinated. I can't see it. The relationship between the protagonists, are they friends? Are they suspicious of each other? Is it a bit ambiguous? I can't see any description of their respective moods, especially when Gong's brother is dead. Is it so strange that Shou doesn't describe Gong's feelings and psychological activities towards his brother? Shou is also completely alienated. After knowing each other for five months, he still thinks that his elder brother's case is not as important as helping others, so why can he be allowed to stay and help? 4. The plot of the old woman assassin in the middle is a bit confusing. I thought it was showing Shou's kindness at first, but later I thought it was showing the world of cannibalism. But for some reason, I took it lightly and just repeated the reward order. Gong Gang said harshly that he would not let her go, but was taken away and dealt with by Xiang? It's hard to tell what this plot is trying to express. The latter part is also very confusing. Why were the protagonists able to cut wheat together before, but when Shou went to deal with the bad guy landlord, he and Gong left separately. Was it a period of time? But when Gong first sent a message to Xiang, he was very determined to be with Shou, and even postponed the meeting time. I don't understand why they are separated? There are some small details at the end that I think are a bit confusing. Maybe I didn't read the article carefully or there are foreshadowings later. 1. The protagonist said they had been together for five months, but they seemed completely unfamiliar with each other, and did not explain why the two seemed to have a hostile relationship when they first met, and then suddenly started walking together. Although it is a serious drama, can you also describe the emotional changes of the protagonist? And to be honest, I didn't quite understand the first chapter. Why did Gong leave after being asked if he could help him kill people? Did I understand it wrong [laughing] 2. The perspective of the host and the sitter. At present, the main attacker or the spectator are more likely to be the main attackers. There is no perspective of the lord and the scepter at all, but it is understandable in Chapter 8. But the feeling of dissociation is very strong. I neither understand Gong nor Sui. Most of the information I have obtained so far is from the copy. Without reading the copy, I would not know that Gong is a machine master, and Shou cannot tell that he is a ranger. After all, how can a ranger not understand the sect... Gong and Shou's character is not well established. Gong looks a bit childish, and Shou looks a bit dull and gentle. I think some psychological descriptions can be added appropriately? 3. When introducing characters, my wife likes to give them names and nicknames. Sometimes they are introduced together, but sometimes others or herself call them names for no apparent reason, which is a bit abrupt. 4 In the first few chapters, after the protagonist came out of the tavern, he was chased by the assassin to the boat. After he was killed, he was taught boxing for no apparent reason, but he stopped after attacking twice. Is this part...? I couldn't figure out what to express, so I left. There are a lot of little moments like this that feel meaningless. 5 I still don't know why Shou agreed to help in the attack... If it is said to be friends, there is no description of the relationship between the two people at all. If it was a chivalrous spirit, Shou Mingming showed that he didn't want to get involved at all. Or is the attacking family a big family, and everyone on the road will help? I also saw later that Shou said that even if he died, he would still do things for him. Why? I didn't understand this emotional change. In my heart, these two people were still strangers. 6 I feel that the author's writing is a bit vague. I read the third chapter several times. Yue never mentioned that the corpse was headless. Why did she change the subject after two lines and say that she wanted to clarify a headless case by herself? Yue told them to meet up with Xiang, but did not mention Duan. Why did the protagonist send a letter on the way to harvest wheat saying that they would not delay their visit to Duan? Moreover, the message Yue Lai delivered was not very clear. I initially thought that Gong knew the news about the body. When he said that he had not received the news, he meant that his mother was hiding something. Because it was already last month when he received the body, it is easy for readers to think that he has been notified? Gong's gnashing of teeth was more a reaction to Yue's provocation than an emotion towards the corpse. It's also possible that there's something wrong with my understanding.
So what, why can't it be him [laughing and crying]
I found this book in my favorites. Is this book still updated?
The author will update soon