There's a Beginner's Village in the Apocalypse

When Blue Star hears that the college esports tournament offers a prize of one million, she sees dollar signs and signs up despite being absolutely terrible at games. For the sake of that lovely little pile of cash, the utterly hopeless gamer Blue Star does her best to complete the missions amid everyone's complaints about the game. Along the way, she acquires a game character, Dawn, a visitor from the apocalypse, whom her many wild stunts have left barely clinging to life. After graduation, Blue Star joins the Three Supports and One Assistance program in a remote area and is taken to a desolate yet strangely familiar place. It isn't until the village's only resident appears that she realizes the game's beginner village is real, and that as long as you play the game properly, you really can obtain high-tech technology from the apocalyptic plane. Recommended: my friend's novel Male Supporting Characters Shouldn't Be Stepping Stones [Quick Transmigration] by Colby Puppy Some wish-fulfillment novels feature an exceptionally outstanding male supporting character. He might come from a prestigious family, be rich and handsome, or possess incredible talent. And yet, for some reason, they go and provoke the male and female leads: Get too close to the heroine, and the hero gets jealous; Be too outstanding, and you stand in the hero's way; Reject the heroine's affection, and she holds a grudge; In the end, under the leads' protagonist aura, all these male supporting characters become stepping stones for them: A top-tier family is brought to ruin; A hard-won career is stolen by a rival; Their talents go to waste, and their reputations are dragged through the mud; The male supporting characters are unfairly tormented until their resentment explodes: Why do they have to suffer so much? The leads are inferior to them in every way, yet get to climb over them to the top just because they're the protagonists and the others are supporting characters? No one would accept that! So the male supporting characters, unwilling to be used as stepping stones, summon Yang Yan, who has lost his memories. They ask him to change their tragic fates and give them lives worth living. Yang Yan: It's that bad? Well, I've got nothing else to do. I might as well help them... System: Since Host has accepted the mission, let's set off now! Yang Yan: Wait! What's a System? Can you eat it? Is it tasty? System: QAQ I'm not tasty! No, wait, I'm not meant to be eaten. Please act like a person, Host! Theme: Save humanity