Even Playing a Cannon Fodder Can Make You a Target?

Wu Yang's true form is a little white Taotie who is always hungry. To escape her bottomless hunger, she binds herself to the “cannon fodder” System. Her mission is to play a character, pester the protagonists, move the plot along, and then make a glorious exit. But why do the protagonists seem stranger and stranger the longer she plays her role? World One: Stalker She was supposed to play a gloomy loner, so why does a whole pack of dogs gather around her whenever she waves? World Two: The Greedy, Lustful “Love” Expert She's not a man-eater or a gold digger. She just wants to give every innocent boy a home. Besides, these guys are the ones rushing to give her money and their bodies. How is that her fault? World Three: Paper Characters Never Lie! She only kept a few things from her “owner” and found one, two, three, four, five, six kind people willing to spend money to support her. How can that be called a scam? World Four: Little Ghosts Die If They Don't Suck Up Yang Energy! She accidentally sucked the yang energy from one, two, three, four, five, six people, and now she's too full to float. Yet these “meals” call her an irresponsible deadbeat ghost. She just wanted to eat her fill. How is that her fault? Reader advisory: The little lamb is universally adored. Everyone who can breathe likes her, and there will be descriptions of women being attracted to her. The name “Wu Yang” was chosen because I hope she stays healthy and safe, carefree and happy. “Little Lamb” is a term of endearment. All the male characters are pure. Each world has a different male lead; they're not fragments of the same person.