Balancing the Neglected Cannon-Fodder Kid? The Comments Are Fighting to Spoil Them

[A Real Kid + Everyday Life + Healing + Everyone's Favorite + Friendly, Loving Live-Chat Comments]

A System for saving marginal cannon fodder characters binds itself to an illiterate Host who cannot read the comments' warnings, so it sends out a cat System to act as a translator.

Comments: [Poor Xiao Kui. She's got a perfectly matched pair of cannon-fodder parents. Her dad doesn't care for her, and her mom doesn't love her.]

The System cat relays the message to Chi Jinkui: [You have a hard life.]

Comments: [ (Furiously smacking the cat's butt) Is that what we actually said?! Huh?!]

Illiterate Xiao Kui muddles her way through redeeming various marginal cannon-fodder characters, guided by a cat translator with terrible people skills.

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When she starts middle school, Chi Jinkui attends the same school as the beloved daughter of the male and female leads.

The comments are on tenterhooks:

[Is Xiao Kui going to become the cannon-fodder foil to the protagonists' daughter?]

Xiao Kui's mother, an evil woman who has fallen into pure hatred and depravity, whips off her secret identity as an agent:

"Let's see which little runt is picking on my kid!"

Xiao Kui's father, a heartbroken, self-destructive cannon-fodder character, silently brings out the power of money.

Chi Jinkui gets called to the principal's office after throwing money around at school and attracting a crowd of little followers.

The family sends out her most "reliable" older brother.

Her brother scolds her in a mature tone:

"Don't be so inconsiderate. How could you forget to give the teacher a stack, too?"

Teacher: "..."

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The people who need saving aren't just the Xiao Kui family. There are all kinds of characters, young and old, tall and short, beautiful and plain. A slow-paced, everyday story full of warmth~