She really didn't want to become famous in the entertainment industry.
Half-life paranoia, only you save me
<<Su Shuang>/<Group Pet>/<Cure>/<Sand Sculpture>/<Sweetness>>
Other people's transmigration relied on leveling up and fighting monsters, but Wen Su's transmigration…relied entirely on otakus.
She stayed at home, but once she saved someone, she was reborn.
She wanted to start over again. She just wanted to live a carefree life. She wanted to drive an excavator, invent, plant flowers, write calligraphy, raise koi, tinker with programs, become famous on the internet, and bring her family to earn a little money. She didn't need too much. She just wanted to be rich.
Until one day, the netizens realized that she was the combat pilot, the Nobel Prize winner, the agricultural scientist, the pharmacist, the painter, and even the top mecha boss? Was she the reincarnation of the onion spirit? Why was there still another one after removing one?
Wen Su was helpless. I really didn't want to become famous in the entertainment industry…
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Some people said that Master Fu's wisdom was close to that of a demon, and he attracted the jealousy of the heavens, which was why he was so sick. Others said, pah, Third Brother Fu was an external saint and an internal demon! Elegant? More like a cultured scum!
In the snow, the Great Demon King came knocking on the door.
Wen Su thought,"Whose poor little thing is lost?"
The paranoid demon king transformed into a little puppy, quietly pinching the peach blossoms and secretly torturing the lotus flowers. He was sticky, entangled, and flirtatious.
Wen Su felt even more helpless. This, this, this…who could handle this!
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