Quick transmigration · feel-good fiction · trope subversion · strong heroine · lighthearted comedy · first person
Lu Yao is a star employee in the Extras Division of the Space-Time Administration. Her biggest dream is to transfer to another division.
She hears that the Villainess Division offers high points and great benefits, not to mention all kinds of golden fingers. She applies without hesitation and is “lucky” enough to be selected.
But only after starting the job does she discover:
A beauty pill of unparalleled quality can only be used on other people? (Then she’ll give it to her widowed mother, so she can cling to her wealthy stepfather from now on.)
An unlimited apocalypse storage space can only hold inanimate objects? (Zombies count as dead, right? In they go! The enemy base’s walls count as “inanimate,” too, right? She’ll take them apart!)
The original host wanted to win a dance championship but got the skills of a martial arts master instead? (She’ll perform a sword dance to “Ambush from Ten Sides,” leap across rooftops, and stun the whole internet.)
The mind-reading ability only lets other people read her thoughts? (Perfect! She’ll use her “inner thoughts” to spoil everything for the whole cast and turn the tables.)
System Zero: “Host, please acknowledge the limitations of your golden finger.”
Lu Yao: “No. Call me the Rule-Loophole Excavator.”
While other taskers struggle through the plot, weighed down by anguish and sorrow, Lu Yao uses the most outrageous methods to win the brightest second chance at life for every villainess whose story ended in regret.
Why are all these golden fingers the limited-edition kind?
Doesn’t matter. I’ll modify them.
P.S. The heroine does whatever she wants. This is an invincible, feel-good story focused on career success and enjoying life. The CP is up to fate.
It's very interesting, but I'm a bit uncomfortable watching it in the first person.
After watching the first world, I can't wait to comment! Originally, I didn't want to read it in the first person because I wasn't used to it. I just flipped through it and didn't stop. The heroine is a female supporting character with a background. It tells the story of the heroine and her mother fighting against the rules of the plot and gaining happiness! Very cool 👍! Come on big
Very nice, I just watched the first one