Li An is a new employee at a quick transmigration company. With no connections, of course she has to start at the bottom.
Her job is to enter the three thousand worlds generated from novels and serve as the protagonist's lackey, helping their romance along.
[World One: The Haunted Shared Apartment]
Li An is broke, but her boss, the protagonist gong, is rich. The problem is that her boss has fallen for another broke person, the protagonist shou, and is hiding his background while sharing an old apartment building with him.
As the protagonist gong's lackey, Li An follows him in meekly. There are three rooms, but since everyone finds her annoying, she has to sleep in the living room.
That's when things start happening. Every night, she feels as though someone is pinning her down. When she opens her eyes, there's nothing there. One night, she pretends to be asleep and waits until the suffocating feeling comes again. Li An's eyes fly open, and all she sees is a shadow vanishing before her. She's so terrified she nearly faints. There's a ghost here!!!
She starts to panic, but she can't leave the protagonists, so she can only ask the protagonist gong if they can sleep together.
The protagonist gong tells her to get lost if she can't stand it. So Li An goes to the protagonist shou and asks if she can sleep with him. To her surprise, the protagonist shou, who usually ignores her, agrees.
But something still feels off when she sleeps beside the protagonist shou. Every morning, she wakes up with lots of red marks around her waist.
[World Two: Village Life]
Li An is a good-for-nothing. This time, her boss, the protagonist gong, is the village bully. Everyone hates them both. One day, a beautiful young intellectual arrives in their village to work in the countryside. She's even prettier than the village beauty, and her boss falls for her. As his little lackey, Li An has to do everything she can to get them together.
The young intellectual wants fish, so Li An catches some. She's no good at planting rice, so Li An helps. She wants to go to town, so Li An borrows a twenty-eight-inch bicycle. After a while, the villagers start gossiping, saying Li An wants to marry the young intellectual.
Li An: "Bullshit! She's my sister-in-law!"
That very day, the protagonist gong, face dark, pins her down and smacks her bottom a few times. He says her brain is useless, then threatens to pull down her pants and have his way with her.
[World Three: The Pride of the Righteous Path]
Li An has five spiritual roots and comes from a third-rate cultivation clan. Her boss was once a prodigy, famous as a boy for his supreme heavenly spiritual root. But then his spiritual root is destroyed, turning him into an ordinary person. Everyone bullies him, and he's even forced into a broken engagement.
Li An is a professional lackey, so of course she'll protect the protagonist gong now that he's become ordinary.
When the protagonist gong is kicked out of his home, she follows.
When he falls into a trap, she rescues him.
When he meets a beauty, she snatches her away.
In a world like this, where the protagonist is a chosen hero, every great beauty could end up in her protagonist gong's harem.
The protagonist gong is poisoned, so she... Wait, why does the protagonist gong have a snake tail, and why is he wrapping it around her?
Multiple fragments of one character, a timid, beautiful little lackey who loves throwing her weight around by riding her boss's coattails x all kinds of gloomy, twisted protagonists. Contains wildly unconventional plot elements. Read at your own risk.
Theme: Beautiful things inspire longing.