Quick Travel: After traveling through the book, the male protagonist seems to love me

"Okay, then you say it." But taking a bath makes people feel happy, and Jin Yi is in a good mood now.

"When I was young, the male protagonist admired this life, that is, Zhou Rushi was raised in the palace, and met the two princesses in the palace, Chen Jiaojiao and Chen Sisi." Since Jin Yi had no objection, Xiao Qi explained on his own.

Jin Yi naturally knew this.Xiao Qi mentioned it before when explaining the relationship between the male and female protagonists.

Mu Shisheng and Chen Sisi met when they were young. It was inevitable, but I didn't expect that there was a "Chen Jiaojiao" among them?Even if the hero and heroine are childhood sweethearts, why is there a "third party"?

However, judging from Wu Mei's situation, Chen Jiaojiao should indeed have known about Mu Shisheng before, but she didn't expect that it happened so long ago?

"Chen Jiaojiao has been pampered since she was a child. Everyone in the palace flatters her, loves her, and obeys her. Only by chance did she meet one person..."

"Zhou Ru is so angry that she can't stand Chen Jiaojiao's temper at all, especially when she is subordinated to others. She doesn't have a good look towards Chen Jiaojiao."

Speaking of this, Jin Yi seems to have a little tolerance of his own.

Isn't this just the story about the tyrant in those tyrant stories, where the tyrant has always been aloof since childhood, but unexpectedly meets the "Cinderella" heroine who is not afraid of the sky and the earth, saying "What's so great about having money? Money can't buy everything!" This is so "refreshing and refined." "The language successfully attracted the attention of the boss, and then said "Oh, woman, you successfully attracted my attention", okay, can we start the ancient bloody plot of each other's bad fate?

It's just that the genders of men and women have been changed here, and Chen Jiaojiao, who was supposed to be the "male protagonist", has become a "vicious female supporting character".

Put this way, it seems to make more sense.

As a normal "Cinderella", she would not casually like a "boss" who is completely different from her own class, and whose outlook and thoughts are completely opposite.Therefore, it is reasonable for Mu Shisheng not to like Chen Jiaojiao.

"The more indifferent Zhou Ru is to Chen Jiaojiao, the more interesting Chen Jiaojiao becomes."

"Tsk!" As expected, Jin Yi couldn't help but clicked his tongue as the idea in her mind developed.

Xiao Qi frowned, wondering what Jin Yi meant by "tsk" here.

Jin Yi quickly waved his hand to indicate that he didn't care and continued talking.

That’s right, I’ve definitely not read many artificially retarded novels, and I’m a fool who doesn’t understand the complex emotions of human beings. I only know how to judge whether the male protagonist likes me based on the “surface” shown by the male protagonist.Naturally, one would not understand Jin Yi's inner sneer when he heard this ancient plot setting.

"Does the host still remember why Emperor Ming doted on Chen Jiaojiao so much?"

Jin nodded, "Remember, I regret that my sister could not feel maternal love, I miss that my sister looks like my mother, and..." As she said, she raised her hand and touched the gold foil at the corner of her eyes, "When I was young, I didn't Shen let Chen Jiaojiao hit her so much that it left scars on her face, and she felt even more guilty..."

"Bingo! The host is right! The injury on Chen Jiaojiao's face actually has some background." Xiao Qi praised Jin Yi like a primary school student who answered the right answer. However, being praised by an artificially retarded person does not make her superior in the slightest. feel.

"When he was young, in order to save a wild cat in the tree, Zhou Ru climbed up a tree, but fell down and scratched his eye on a branch, thus injuring his eye."

I see.It turns out that it was at this time that Xiao Qi mentioned before that Mu Shisheng injured his eye when he was young.Falling from a tree... seems to be consistent with the injuries on his arms caused by "falling from a tree" that Mu Shisheng just said.