I'm a Good-for-Nothing, So Reading My Mind Is Pretty Rude

Chu Qingqing transmigrates into a book and gets bound to a spineless System.

The System tells her that no matter what happens, she has to respond like a coward. Once she collects 100 Cowardice Points, she can return to the real world and have a healthy body.

Chu Qingqing: “All right. I’m the Greek god in charge of cowards.”

Her wicked stepmother tries to force her to give up her spot as the palace study companion:

Chu Qingqing: “Boo-hoo-hoo, Father, don’t blame Mother. It’s all my fault! I should have let my younger sister have the spot. It’s all right if I have to suffer a little and live a miserable life, even if people laugh at me! I know Mother is only doing what’s best for me!”

[Damn it, I’d be thrilled not to go to the palace. The bookish prince and the crazy princess can go whoever wants to!]

Her hapless father: ?

Her mild-mannered, lotus-like younger sister accuses her of having an affair:

Chu Qingqing: “My sister is right! If I’d really done that, I should smash my head against a wall and die! I should be thrown into a pond! All I did was enjoy embroidery and want to make a sachet for Grandmother. My filial devotion is my greatest sin! Boo-hoo-hoo...”

[You’re not even my father’s daughter, so how dare you scold me?]

The old madam: ?