Quickly wear green tea and stand aside
There are green tea in every world. They stole the supporting actress's man and caused the supporting actress to die a tragic death, but they themselves were infinitely glorious.
Fu Yunxi, who had been deeply poisoned by green tea, decided to save those innocent girls and make green tea fail.
[Face Slapping Green Tea Palace Lady 108 Style: Green Tea is beautiful and has a low status. She is only a palace maid, but she has countless pursuers. The emperor, the prince, and the killer all love her.]
The female supporting role had a noble status and was a high and mighty princess. She was extremely beautiful, but in the end, she died an innocent death.
After Fu Yunxi passed through, she revealed the green tea's true colors and tied up the green tea and the scumbag together to prevent them from harming others.
< 2 >[The Queen of the Entertainment Industry's Counterattack]: Green Tea 2 snatched the female supporting character's parents, brothers, and loved ones, causing the female supporting character to doubt her life and die miserably.
After Fu Yunxi came over, she said," If you have good taste, let's get along well. If you don't have good taste, don't care if they're your biological parents or not."
3 [Dance Princess Who Dare to Fight]: Green Tea Three directly ruined the career of the female supporting role and even brought many men over to show off, making the female supporting role unable to recover.
Fu Yunxi's career was booming after she came over. You have a fresh meat, so do I!
I'm the queen. Get lost!
1v1, the female lead's emotions are slow to heat up
Luo Qingchen
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It is a very boring story where Sunset, acting as a "Mary Sue" protagonist, does everything right; the characters are poorly characterized, and the changes to their personalities are never explained. Sunset's past as Celestia's disowned daughter isn't handled properly—it’s merely mentioned in passing as a flimsy justification by the author. The writing wastes time on irrelevant details—such as the Lisa Simpson segment, which was clearly included out of hatred for the character and served only to attack her in a bid to elevate Sunset. Sunset herself is nothing more than a mouthpiece for the author to lash out at things they dislike; she lacks any real personality or anything remotely resembling a character arc. The greatest sin is that, while the idea seemed interesting on paper, the execution is mediocre—a stale, lifeless power fantasy that falls short of even mediocrity.