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One sentence summary: As a result, she can only end up as food? The female protagonist is Buddhist and just wants to live in peace with the world, but that doesn't mean she is weak. The heroine is materialistic. In order to survive, she will only maximize her interests. Even those who have hurt her can cooperate. (The kind that can tolerate all emotional problems and injuries, but cannot retreat in terms of interests) Just because the heroine is emotionally indifferent does not mean that the heroine is inhumane, and the two are not connected. Highlights of this article: ① In the early stage of the heroine, novices (referring to strength) must not get golden fingers or cheats. They belong to the kind of ordinary upgrading practice. ②The female protagonist is ruthless in the later stage and cannot have any affection. The male protagonist is either her tool or each other's tool. ③The heroine is materialistic and will not invest too much emotion. She is okay even if she is cheated (as long as it does not touch the bottom line of her interests) ④The author's writing style is extremely poor and is at the level of a primary school student. If you don't like it, don't read it. Ps: Tweet "After Becoming an Envoy of God" (this is another article of mine) The hostess posted the picture in the book circle, and the author pinned it to the top (the hostess is really awesome! I asked someone to make an appointment for the manuscript.)

This is a weird realm, a strange interlaced outline. Losing the memory of her life, what will the girl's future be like here? The people trapped in solitaire will rely on a girl from another world. This is a brand new story, with a lurking crisis playing out in a strange melody. (The introduction is incompetent, what the hell did I write.)

In order to inherit the huge inheritance left by his aunt in the Western Continent, Quexin accidentally formed a contract with the spirit of a divine messenger on the way to move with his parents and became a divine messenger? Take on a mission to serve the world? Que Xin said that she was just a child. A story about the development of a divine envoy begins (the introduction is incompetent, the plot is unreliable, there is no outline, no emotion) emmm I didn't think about it, maybe it's a fantasy flow that combines East and West? Disclaimer: The author's writing style is super bad, because there are no clear requirements for Western fantasy settings on the Internet, so please do not be particular about the settings of the content (for example, don't tell me about magic in the real world). This is not history, this is a fantasy novel. The structure of the world is all based on the author's fantasy (for example, if I want it to snow in the summer, that is reasonable in my fantasy novel). No comments, thank you. By the way, the relationship between Quexin and Ange is that they are each other's "tools" (Ange is "it", genderless and inhuman, so the quotation marks are used), and there is no comparison of how much one party has contributed (please do not compare, because I made it very clear at the beginning of the article that the relationship between them is mutually beneficial and a community of destiny.)

This article is different from traditional system articles. The main line is the disputes surrounding the entire system world, including the overt and covert struggles between various systems, as well as the light and dark sides of the system world. The protagonist was not well portrayed in the early stage. By the way, the author went to cultivate immortality (to practice writing, and the writing is too scummy). I just used the title to recommend the companion article "After Becoming a Divine Envoy" (some of the content here is related to this article. The heroine occasionally makes a cameo in this article, but the world in it is not the world in the system world)