Second-year university student Shi Shuyu is about to take a fitness test tomorrow when she transmigrates into a book.
The bad news: She's become Shi Shuyu, a comatose, plant-bound cannon-fodder best friend who dies right at the beginning, and whom the male lead and the major villains use to manipulate the heroine.
The good news: She arrived right at the beginning, and it seems she just came back from the dead!
So Shi Shuyu springs up and runs with all the strength she can muster for an 800-meter sprint, taking the heroine, who was about to give in for her sake, and fleeing. Along the way, she kicks away a man who drops out of nowhere, hoping to stop her from running off with the heroine...
Kidnapper: ??? She's, she's come back from the dead that fiercely?
The heroine, teary-eyed: My best friend isn't dead!! Thank goodness!
The male lead, badly injured after being kicked away: ??? Did someone steal my hero-saves-the-beauty scene?
Shi Shuyu, realizing she kicked the male lead away: …
Looking at her best friend, the heroine, who is clutching her and sobbing, Shi Shuyu asks the question in her heart: Girl, would you mind getting a different husband?
Shi Shuyu thinks she's already changed the plot and looks forward to college life with the heroine. But the day before school starts, she sees a monster outside her home...
The monster spots her, opens its enormous bloody mouth, and charges at her!
Shi Shuyu, screaming as she runs for her life: Dear author, changing the plot doesn't mean you can add monsters to an urban campus story!
P.S.:
1. The heroine and the original heroine are true best friends, no rivalry between women.
2. This is a regular boy-girl romance. The romance and plot move forward together.
3. The setting is fictional, made up entirely by me. The plot is wholly fictional, so please don't relate it to reality. Any similarities are purely coincidental!
4. This is a story where the plot goes off the rails, but the cannon fodder's destined-to-die character setting remains intact, so the cannon fodder gets mad and grows stronger and stronger.
Message: Never bow to fate.
