The Cannon-Fodder Supporting Female Character Just Wants to Live a Little Longer

After transmigrating into a book, Li Chaoyue discovers that she's the heroine's wet nurse and the biggest scapegoat in the story. When the heroine is injured, they draw Li Chaoyue's blood to treat her. When the heroine's spiritual roots prove inadequate, they dig out Li Chaoyue's and give them to her instead. No matter what great opportunity Li Chaoyue encounters, whether it's an ancient sword, an ancient divine beast, or all kinds of god-tier spiritual veins, it somehow ends up belonging to the heroine. Li Chaoyue's only purpose is to hand over resources, be tormented by the heroine's crowd of groveling admirers, and help pave the way for their love. In the end, the hero and heroine ascend together, while she dies and vanishes from the world.

The more Lin Chaoyue thinks about it, the more miserable she feels. To hell with being burdened with a great destiny! They're all living their first lives, so why should she give way? The opportunities are hers, the handsome men are hers, and the spiritual veins are hers… Guided by the principle that she won't let anyone bully her without striking back, she competes with the heroine for opportunities and handsome men all the way. But can someone tell her why these people don't match their descriptions in the book at all…