When he woke up, Ye Jinzhi traveled through a novel about a domineering prince named Mary Sue, but she was still the cannon fodder female character who was taken off the production line after less than 30,000 words in the plot.
In order to survive, she decided to change the original plot!
Unexpectedly, the dog prince could hear her voice and change her plan again and again.
[Dog man, no distinction between black and white, cruel and ruthless, will not lead to a good death! Ye Jinzhi smiled on the surface, but he kept cursing secretly in his heart.
When the man heard her voice, his face was expressionless and his heart was forbearing.
Finally, he couldn't bear it anymore and overwhelmed her!
"The princess is dissatisfied?"
"Be convinced, be convinced orally." [Submit your sister, you are a bitch who doesn't know how to show mercy to her.
Don't read it with your brain. I think it's very interesting. The writing is quite funny. Don't think too much about the logic and stuff. If you think too much, you won't be able to read it.
Author: Why don't you write something useful for the heroine when you write it? She is stupid as hell. There is also a slave who cries and moans all the time. She can pretend better than the lady. And the heroine has no brains. She has no skills at all. She has a lot of mouths. She is simply a waste.
Does the author know what regent means? The male protagonist in the article is a prince, right? The son acts as regent for his father? I have only heard of the prince overseeing the country, but not of the prince regent. When the emperor is too young to rule personally, the old emperor will appoint a relative or minister to be the regent before his death. Could it be that when the late emperor in this article died, he appointed the male protagonist, his grandson, to help his father who was about to succeed him to manage the government?
Is Beiyue Kingdom just a city? Even if the author is a minor, he is still a native of China, right? Can't we apply the European situation where a village is a country to an imaginary dynasty similar to ancient China? No matter how small the vassal states in ancient China were, they were not just as big as a city, right?
It was okay at the beginning, but it got messy in the later stages, not to mention the ending.
How can I put it... I feel so uncomfortable when I look at it. Is the heroine short of money? You can be coaxed into it with just a little money... No, what kind of bad writing is this? All have a 9.5 Rating? I only read it after looking at the ratings, and it turned out to be too flattering?
It's very beautiful. The only pity is that the heroine doesn't have a vest and doesn't know anything. It's a pity. At least she knows a few skills.
No, the plot of Xiao Cui later is really disgusting. That Mr. Cui did nothing wrong and had such good conduct. First of all, Xiao Cui was unclean and pregnant. I think normal people should not be able to accept it. And then he had his fingers cut off. This paragraph really looks like it was written by a person with bad senses. It's so disgusting.
Jiangzhi, the heroine should have traveled from the Qing Dynasty, and she has a servile nature. The male protagonist is also a talented person. Even if there is a child in the house, he can poison the whole house to death. Various poisonous spots
I'm going to make a fuss. The ending is so rude. If you don't want to write a sequel, I will.
Don't read it with your brain. I think it's very interesting. The writing is quite funny. Don't think too much about the logic and stuff. If you think too much, you won't be able to read it.
Author: Why don't you write something useful for the heroine when you write it? She is stupid as hell. There is also a slave who cries and moans all the time. She can pretend better than the lady. And the heroine has no brains. She has no skills at all. She has a lot of mouths. She is simply a waste.
Does the author know what regent means? The male protagonist in the article is a prince, right? The son acts as regent for his father? I have only heard of the prince overseeing the country, but not of the prince regent. When the emperor is too young to rule personally, the old emperor will appoint a relative or minister to be the regent before his death. Could it be that when the late emperor in this article died, he appointed the male protagonist, his grandson, to help his father who was about to succeed him to manage the government?
Is Beiyue Kingdom just a city? Even if the author is a minor, he is still a native of China, right? Can't we apply the European situation where a village is a country to an imaginary dynasty similar to ancient China? No matter how small the vassal states in ancient China were, they were not just as big as a city, right?
It was okay at the beginning, but it got messy in the later stages, not to mention the ending.
How can I put it... I feel so uncomfortable when I look at it. Is the heroine short of money? You can be coaxed into it with just a little money... No, what kind of bad writing is this? All have a 9.5 Rating? I only read it after looking at the ratings, and it turned out to be too flattering?
It's very beautiful. The only pity is that the heroine doesn't have a vest and doesn't know anything. It's a pity. At least she knows a few skills.
No, the plot of Xiao Cui later is really disgusting. That Mr. Cui did nothing wrong and had such good conduct. First of all, Xiao Cui was unclean and pregnant. I think normal people should not be able to accept it. And then he had his fingers cut off. This paragraph really looks like it was written by a person with bad senses. It's so disgusting.
Jiangzhi, the heroine should have traveled from the Qing Dynasty, and she has a servile nature. The male protagonist is also a talented person. Even if there is a child in the house, he can poison the whole house to death. Various poisonous spots
I'm going to make a fuss. The ending is so rude. If you don't want to write a sequel, I will.