[A 996 wage slave transmigrates into a vicious supporting female character who won't survive past chapter three?
She slams the table: Author, are you asleep?
I can't sleep!]
After getting killed by a subway train, she wakes up in a melodramatic CEO novel, cast in a disposable role with a script that goes: “Chapter One: gets red wine thrown on her and is publicly humiliated. Chapter Two: gets blacklisted by the CEO. Chapter Three: dies in a car crash and has her ashes scattered.”
Her built-in comment System, Guagua, pops up live reader comments: The top-rated readers are calling me brainless, and the author just replied, “I'll kill her off next chapter”?
Lin Zhiyi gives up and stops playing along. She allies herself with the villainous tycoon, who has gone through seven cycles of reincarnation, and teams up with the awakened original heroine to tear up the body-double plot. Dodging danger with reader comments and exploiting bugs in the author's revisions, she turns the villainess into the readers' number-one favorite!
Later, the author tearfully posts a chapter begging her to follow the script. Lin Zhiyi sips the milk tea her readers bought for her: I've survived 996 workdays. Why should I be scared of a deadbeat author who keeps going on hiatus?
