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When she woke up, Xiao Xinwei became the most miserable cannon fodder princess in the novel - the stepping stone for the heroine Xiao Roushu. She was ultimately used by the heroine Xiao Roushu for a lifetime, and finally died tragically at the hands of a scumbag. Sorry, I don't accept this script. Does the heroine like to cry? Make her cry. Is the heroine pretending to be pitiful? Let her pretend. To please the uncertain emperor? Never mind. She decided to warm up the empress who would rule the world in the future - anyway, she was only six years old now, soft and well-behaved, and she would sweetly call her "Second Sister". But who can tell her-- Why did she reveal the love-hate entanglement between the emperor and the empress that had been concealed for many years just by playing with her sister? Why did she just make a toy for her sister and cause the four concubines in the harem to collapse? Why did she become "the most unloyal traitor" in the seventh prince's mouth just by handing him a feather duster?

After the death of the villain Feng Jichu, a wish system was bound to her, requiring her to travel through various spaces to fulfill the wishes of the female characters who died in vain. "No." "Host, if you complete this, you can return to your own world." "I don't want to go back." "But host, as long as you accumulate enough energy, you can get a chance to do it again in your own world." Feng Jichu was moved. If he could do it again... So Feng Jichu took the stupid system to the three thousand worlds and violently tortured scumbag men and women. But later, there was a strange man waiting for her in every world. "Chuchu is good, don't leave me, otherwise I will be angry." The 1v1 male protagonist is the same (the male protagonist will appear in the second world, but the female protagonist will dislike him at first)

In the first life, she was an orphan in the mortal world, and he was the king of the gods. He drove her to a dead end, and she wished him eternal loneliness; In the second life, she was a ruthless Taoist monk, and he was a demonic monk. She killed him with her own hands, but he said that he would still love her in the next life; In the third life, she was free and unrestrained, while he was cold-hearted. When they met again, he promised to protect her and keep her safe for the rest of her life. Gratitudes and entanglements, God's will and fate, are ultimately no match for their persistence and unrepentance.