When Qi Xinghe woke up, he found that he was actually wearing a book, or had passed through a 1v1 flower market little yellow mosquito.
As the female half-elf archer in the original book who had dual cores, an extraordinary life experience but a tragic ending, Qi Xinghe looked at the mutated cores in the sea of consciousness and felt deeply stressed - that was impossible.
She is so powerful and holds the script in hand. She can find the mastermind behind the scenes and rewrite the ending in minutes! Form an adventure party? No problem! But this time, the team will definitely not be on the verge of being wiped out!
The primary goal: to target and redeem the silent, half-werewolf who bears a spiritual brand and is destined to be sacrificed.
However, this marking seemed to have gone astray from the beginning:
Discovering the spiritual imprint in his consciousness, Qi Xinghe tried to find a way to help him shield it.
Did he want to escape during the Q period? Being misunderstood by Qi Xinghe, he directly invaded the sea of consciousness and "blocked the door."
The ancient snake vine fights back before death, and the smoke fills the air. Well, doesn't this plot belong to the male and female protagonists? Necromancer: Look no evil, the barrier has been set up, you two young lovers are free to do as they please.
Reading Guide
Main cp: half-elf archer with script in hand × obedient half-werewolf assassin with low self-esteem.
Sub-CP: The heroine of the original book is a water and wood mage × the male protagonist of the original book is a melee sword and shield wielder
The female protagonist is strong, emotionally dominant, and has a bit of a white knight complex.
Because the author himself doesn't have any interesting points, I won't clear it up. If I have to say it, the two pairs of CPs are both female superiors, and I am a Western Fantasy.
Intention: Continuous self-improvement