* Fragmented pairings; the order of the small worlds may not match the blurb.
* This trope was recorded on 2026.5.10, and the blurb was first archived on 2026.5.10.
Blurb:
Cen Mianque has been frail and sickly for years, with little time left to live.
The System she accidentally bound herself to promises her a healthy body, as long as she is willing to play a supporting character in a restricted-content story.
But after entering the story world, the slow-witted Cen Mianque begins to sense that something is off
“Can the female lead and her love interests really covet even a cannon-fodder supporting character?”
【World One: The Silent Cannon-Fodder Wife】(Complete)
Cen Mianque is the protagonist’s wife. She is quiet and rarely leaves the house.
She is weak and useless. Even when she sees photos of the protagonist going out with her stepsister, she says nothing.
At a dull, boring gathering, the protagonist, her stepsister, and her stepsister’s fiancée are chatting happily.
Cen Mianque keeps her head down and quietly eats, but suddenly freezes
Someone is rubbing against her calf.
Late at night, Cen Mianque closes her eyes and pretends to sleep, ignoring the strange sounds beside her as she does her best to play the part of a sleeping wife.
But can someone tell her why the protagonist, who was supposed to divorce her and never see her again, is now holding her and saying they’ll be together forever?
【World Two: The Gloomy, Mousey Foster Sister】(Complete)
Cen Mianque is an orphan supported by a wealthy family. She is lucky enough to be brought into their home and become the protagonist’s foster sister, at least according to the protagonist’s public story.
Her eyes are full of dependence and admiration whenever she looks at her older sister.
The protagonist is like the bright moon, but that moon shines on more than just Cen Mianque.
Cen Mianque is only meant to watch from the sidelines as the protagonist gets tangled up in love and desire with all those favored children of heaven.
So why does the protagonist lock her up and spend day and night fooling around with her?
“You’re the little sister I raised.
For better or worse, for richer or poorer, in sickness and in health, I will love and cherish you.
Not even death can part us.”
【World Three: The Hated, High-Maintenance Little Bird】(Complete)
Cen Mianque is a magical pet the protagonist bought for a fortune. Taking advantage of the protagonist’s affection, she throws her weight around, ordering the protagonist to pluck the stars and moon for her, but always refusing to form a pact.
The protagonist will be worn down in body and mind, come to hate Cen Mianque, find a new magical pet, and ascend through dual cultivation. Cen Mianque, meanwhile, will suffer terribly and starve to death by the roadside.
The protagonist’s friends think Cen Mianque is delicate and bad-tempered, with nothing going for her but her looks.
They all try to talk the protagonist around. “A magical pet like Cen Mianque? I wouldn’t want one even if it were free. You should get a new one soon. Since when does an owner have to wait on a pet?”
When the protagonist leaves Cen Mianque, her friends sneak into her room and try to tempt her with her favorite snacks and dazzling jewelry.
“Sweetie, take a look. Would I make a good servant for you?”
【World Four: Human Emergency Rations Raised by a Vampire】(Complete)
Cen Mianque is a blood servant raised by vampires, their reserve supply of food. As a mere background character and camera, she witnesses the vampires in the castle living lives of debauchery and extravagance. She is supposed to be drained of blood and die on the night of the blood moon.
But when the blood moon that had sealed her fate rises, the proud, noble vampire bows her head and presses a kiss to the instep of Cen Mianque’s foot.
Cen Mianque thinks she really was eaten as a reserve supply of food, just in another sense of the word.
【World Five: The Bought-Off, Vain Campus Belle】
After her ID photo makes her the campus belle of A University, Cen Mianque finds herself the focus of countless people’s attention. Born into a poor family, she is vain and concerned with appearances, so she starts taking on odd jobs to maintain her image. A rich heiress from the same university approaches Cen Mianque and says that if she can win over the heiress’s adoptive mother, she’ll give her more money than she could earn in a lifetime.
Though she knows the odds are slim, Cen Mianque grits her teeth and goes to the banquet, where she manages to add the poised, elegant-looking woman as a contact. Everything goes far more smoothly than she ever imagined…
The older woman kisses her on the lips, savoring her inexperience and youth without restraint.
“I’m old enough to recognize your clumsy little tricks. At first, I thought that turning you down in front of everyone would make you look pitiful.
But later, I decided that playing along might be rather nice.”
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A peek at my upcoming novel, How an Average Girl Became Everyone’s Dream Girl
Qiu Miyu thinks she’s terribly unlucky. Her family members are all good-looking, yet she turned out plain and homely.
Other people’s childhoods are full of laughter, but hers is filled with insults: “ugly,” “fat pig,” “trash,” “disgusting,” “pig face,” and more.
She once cried and asked her mother, “Am I really that ugly?”
Her mother cried too, hugging her and saying, “Our little Yu is so cute. You’re not ugly at all!”
Qiu Miyu wasn’t sure she believed her. Then her mother arranged for her to transfer schools, and at her new school, people really did stop calling her names.
But no one became her friend, either.
Through her lonely school life, Qiu Miyu gradually realizes she’s an utterly ordinary girl… or perhaps not ordinary, since she’s also ugly.
At that age, though, other people’s cruelty cuts even deeper. Being ignored would have been bad enough… but because of her appearance, she also endures a great deal of malice throughout her youth.
Not wanting to make her family sad or worried, she forces herself to make it to graduation. Then she researches schools online and eventually applies to a women’s college far away.
Maybe she can start a new life there.
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Qiu Miyu feels lucky. Everyone at her new school is friendly, and no one attacks her appearance. Just in case, she learns how to do makeup. She’s not exactly beautiful, but at least she looks much easier on the eyes.
The first friends she makes are her roommates, dazzling goddesses who are nothing like Qiu Miyu.
Goddess Number One is a sharp-tongued, two-faced heiress who has always had the best of everything. She becomes Qiu Miyu’s second friend in the dorm;
Goddess Number Two is a kind and gentle model with a modest online following, and the first person to befriend Qiu Miyu;
Goddess Number Three is an icy, early-admission student who spends most of her time in the lab and library. She is the last of the roommates to become friends with Qiu Miyu.
Then there’s Goddess Number Four, a younger student in the preparatory program. Outgoing and straightforward, she takes a keen interest in Qiu Miyu and insists they become friends.
They’re the kind of people Qiu Miyu longs to be. Their looks, backgrounds, and achievements are the girlish dreams she keeps hidden away.
But Qiu Miyu knows she can never become one of them.
Qiu Miyu has never understood why they accepted her, and she doesn’t dare ask.
Until one stormy night, the power goes out and someone comes to her bedside.
Only her roommates could come close to her at a time like this. Qiu Miyu has learned to play pranks on her friends, so she waits to give the culprit a fright.
A kiss lands on Qiu Miyu’s cheek as thunder crashes.
By the time Qiu Miyu opens her eyes, the other person has already left. Her roommates are gathered by the window, with wind and rain pouring into the room, laughing as they invite Qiu Miyu to join them.
The rain feels cool against her skin. By the light spilling in from the hallway, Qiu Miyu studies the heiress, the model, and the early-admission student.
Every one of them is a suspect, and every one of them seems completely innocent.
But one of them definitely kissed her.
Who could it have been?
Thesis: Everyone has something that makes them shine. Believe in yourself and love life.
Hahahahaha, I was fascinated as soon as I started. How can my mother stand it if I have to be fucked next?
Heng Heng, the little adopted daughter hasn't realized her feelings yet and is completely defeated.
I want to know what happened to this chapter, because I saved a little bit, and I don't remember the plot. Did Hesel commit suicide and the heroine fainted? ? ? This part is amazing. The heroine was not this timid in the past, right? Even when Hesel died, she didn't show any signs of it. Wasn't she uncomfortable at all? Did the heroine completely treat this world as a game? Isn't it true that all the vampires have become ordinary people? Doesn't this just let the blood hunters kill each other? Does the heroine think that after the curse is lifted, everyone can join hands and talk about world peace? The heroine's vampires are so happy that they don't allow others to become vampires? To be honest, I thought Hesel was resurrected with demonic power. I was so scared that I cried. Did someone change the writing? I was exhausted reading this chapter. It's like an ancient romance novel about a heroine, where the heroine says something and the boss agrees with it.
Let's get together, let's get together [Come on]
What I'm most afraid of is waking up from a dream and meeting the person in my dream. It's so embarrassing.
Hahahahaha, I was fascinated as soon as I started. How can my mother stand it if I have to be fucked next?
Heng Heng, the little adopted daughter hasn't realized her feelings yet and is completely defeated.
I want to know what happened to this chapter, because I saved a little bit, and I don't remember the plot. Did Hesel commit suicide and the heroine fainted? ? ? This part is amazing. The heroine was not this timid in the past, right? Even when Hesel died, she didn't show any signs of it. Wasn't she uncomfortable at all? Did the heroine completely treat this world as a game? Isn't it true that all the vampires have become ordinary people? Doesn't this just let the blood hunters kill each other? Does the heroine think that after the curse is lifted, everyone can join hands and talk about world peace? The heroine's vampires are so happy that they don't allow others to become vampires? To be honest, I thought Hesel was resurrected with demonic power. I was so scared that I cried. Did someone change the writing? I was exhausted reading this chapter. It's like an ancient romance novel about a heroine, where the heroine says something and the boss agrees with it.
Let's get together, let's get together [Come on]
What I'm most afraid of is waking up from a dream and meeting the person in my dream. It's so embarrassing.
I'm already jealous, it's delicious [hug]
Couldn't they be Xiao Que's mother and father?