When others wear books, it is a counterattack, a group favorite, or a romance with the boss.
Lin Zhiwei wears a book and is the CEO of a startup company. His schedule is scheduled until ten o'clock in the evening, and even lunch consists of a sandwich and a financial report.
Then the system told her: You are a vicious female supporting character and you are going to be the tool of the male and female protagonist.
Lin Zhiwei: Okay.
The system asked her to splash the hostess's coffee - she handed over the dry cleaner's VIP annual pass and scanned the QR code to get an instant discount of fifty.
The system asked her to frame the heroine - she analyzed it on the spot: "The input-output ratio of your plan is too low. Do you need me to help you with PPT optimization?"
The system made her jealous - she recorded the boss's quotes as short video material, and her account unexpectedly became popular.
Later, the hero and heroine finally got together, hugging each other and crying, thanking her for her "fulfilment".
Lin Zhiwei didn't even look up and was reading the next quarter's financial report.
"You're welcome," she said, "By the way, would you consider co-branding with our company as a souvenir for your wedding?"
After all, the KPI of a vicious female supporting role is never to fall in love.
It's about making money.
Purpose: Refuse to live a defined life and eventually write the script as your own home court.