Su Muzhe never dreamed that transmigration, something she thought only happened in novels, would happen to her.
“I didn’t touch anything with the same name, and I didn’t comment on a novel, either. I didn’t break the transmigration rules!” she grumbled to herself.
Fortunately, the Book Transmigration Bureau wasn’t completely heartless and gave her a System as a bonus. The problem was, this System was far too unreliable.
Su Muzhe could only rely on her own efforts, going from panicked and at a loss to handling everything with ease.
Still, life wasn’t as difficult as she’d imagined. “That’s enough, that’s enough! We already have more food at home than we can use.” She tried to stop the merfolk from continuously bringing food ashore.
Looking at the warehouse piled high with food, she felt overwhelmed. She wished she could hit a fast-forward button and get rid of it all at once.
Is the male protagonist that shark? The front part is a bit boring and the daily life of the heroine is very bland. The system is of no use. Later, when the shark came, he was still very boring. It seemed like he was the male protagonist, right? After licking the heroine once, the heroine's legs became weak. Then the shark licked his fingers and the heroine's brain began to turn yellow. At first, I thought that the heroine treated the shark as a pet. Getting along with the shark was similar to how I got along with my cat.