Protagonist, Move Aside. This Cannon Fodder Is in a Hurry

Yuan Mengzi was an old hand at modern-day office jobs, a shameless slacker and a closet pervert. After acute myocardial infarction kills her, the Void sends her into a cycle, forcing her to “live on” in someone else’s place. She sidesteps all sorts of protagonists and races against time.

No fixed CP, no chastity, a bit of a scumbag, with a System and quick transmigration through all kinds of fictional eras. She experiences the many conflicts of troubled times. How will she survive as a cannon-fodder character?

In her first life, she’s a young cook on an ancient battlefield. A general dotes on her; she meets a calculating junior brother who practices Gu, and a senior brother who practices Gu and promises to always stay by her side. Unfortunately, the heroine, whom she can neither get rid of nor kill, keeps haunting her. When the last “straw” at her side falls, she really loses her temper!

In her second life, she’s the third young lady of a wealthy merchant family, whose reputation has been ruined. She is actually the emperor’s illegitimate daughter, but ends up in the merchant family, where she is secretly exploited and used before being discarded once they’ve gotten everything out of her. Then she meets the person meant for her, who cherishes her so much he’s afraid she’ll melt in his mouth or break in his hands. But she still can’t escape the fate of playing second fiddle to the protagonist...

In her third life, she’s an official’s wife during a period of civil war. She knows what kind of situation lies ahead, but has no choice but to choose between the forces of good and evil. She dies alongside the protagonist, which could count as a happy ending?

In her fourth life, she’s a good-for-nothing junior sister amid a war between immortals and demons. Parting from loved ones, longing for what she cannot have, being unable to let go, and meeting those she resents: what is fate, anyway? If you become the master of fate but still can’t control your own, what’s the point of living?

In her fifth life...

The Void comes up with a different way for her to die each time! If she doesn’t want her death decided for her, she has no choice but to grit her teeth and face it.

How can she break through the chaos of war?

The more she plays, the more hooked she gets. She’s in no hurry to be reincarnated anyway, so why not just keep playing?

Sounds good!