Feeding the Big Shots Every Day

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Blurb:

One good deed by Gu Yue changed her ordinary life forever in the blink of an eye.

From then on, her daily routine was either making money or feeding someone...

But no matter how much she earned, it was never enough, because there was a big shot beside her who was always hungry.

The big shot said that if she didn't buy him food to fill his stomach, she'd have to serve as his emergency rations.

To avoid being eaten, she could only keep earning money through her tears.

And so, while running around every day to earn money and feed him, she accidentally became a god.

Reader's Note:

1. This story is entirely fictional and takes place in an imaginary world. Please don't attack anyone personally.

The following is the temporary title and blurb, and may be changed later.

Updating next door: The Post-Apocalyptic Mobile Food Truck [Book Transmigration]

During the day, Bian Yi worked. At night, she drove her food truck to a park to sell food, determined to save enough for a down payment on her first home before turning twenty-six. Then, on a romantic night, a shooting star sent her straight into a post-apocalyptic novel she hadn't even finished reading.

And she had transmigrated as a female supporting character, a cannon fodder woman struggling to survive in the apocalypse with a child!

Although she hadn't finished the whole book, having read countless novels, she knew all too well what purpose the original character served as cannon fodder. Otherwise, the author wouldn't have spent so many words on her in the beginning.

But now, looking at her scrawny stepson and the compensation Heaven had given her, she decided to stay away from the main characters, start up the food truck again with her son, and buy a villa here!

Compared with the house she wanted a down payment for in her previous life, her goal this time seemed a little ambitious. But that was fine. She had a golden finger now.

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