After the Cannon Fodder’s Thoughts Were Heard, the Villainous Family Tore Up the Script

[No CP + mind-reading + villains + wealthy family + watching the drama] Xie Zhili unexpectedly awakened to the fact that she had entered the world of a novel and become the Fu family’s adopted daughter. The good news was that everyone in the Fu family was a big shot. The eldest brother was a celebrated CEO, the second brother was a hugely popular actor, and the third brother was a young genius doctor. But they were all villains who fought against the male lead, and every one of them met a terrible end. The Fu family never expected that one day they’d hear the thoughts of their adopted little sister. Eldest Brother Fu was chatting with a family friend he’d known for years. Xie Zhili listened intently, but in her mind she was grumbling, “Unlucky eldest brother, if you don’t stay away from her, the male lead’s eighteen-meter broadsword is going to come for you.” Eldest Brother Fu: “…” Second Brother Fu was enthusiastically pitching his movie to his eldest brother, hoping he’d invest and support it. Xie Zhili couldn’t help making a “heh” sound. Inwardly, she said, “Second brother, you’re wasting money, and now you want to drag eldest brother into it? Your movie’s leading actress is about to be blacklisted. The investment will probably go down the drain.” Second Brother Fu was stunned and wished he could contact the director immediately to demand a replacement. Third Brother Fu was discussing a coworker’s breakup over dinner. Xie Zhili muttered to herself: This is urgent. How do I stop third brother from sticking his nose into other people’s business? Otherwise, he’ll never be able to pick up a scalpel again. Third Brother Fu: Can I still switch to another hospital to work? As a powerless cannon-fodder character, she was like a hamster, slowly stashing away their surplus food so this whole family of villains wouldn’t have to fight beggars for a spot under the overpass. But what she never expected was that none of the villains had fallen on hard times. Their careers were flourishing more and more.