The Salted-Fish Supporting Character's Zen-Like Comeback

Kong Yuanyuan transmigrated into a book one day, becoming a panda disguised as a crane.

With such a trendy setup, why did the author put her in the role of a cannon-fodder supporting female character in the beginner village?

Kong Yuanyuan, who had no grand ambitions, thought it suited her perfectly.

But just as she earnestly and diligently maintained her character, she discovered that the plot was like a husky that had slipped its leash, charging off in a direction she couldn't understand at all.

The original male lead gong has split personalities and still clings to her, smoothing her fur and feeding her. He even wants to become her cultivation partner?

It was said that the original body's role was to be the first BOSS on the protagonist shou's path to growth. Who could have guessed that all it would take was for her to sing a song by the roadside for the protagonist shou to abandon his former master and eagerly join her own Chishan Peak?

She tries so hard to be sharp-tongued, aloof, and coldly proud, but everyone just thinks she's shy, tsundere, and inarticulate. Not only do they fail to keep their distance, they take extra good care of her! Her gentle master even gives her counseling all the time!

The protagonist gong and shou show no sign of sparking anything, while someone keeps clinging to her every day and shamelessly flirting.

Kong Yuanyuan's eyes filled with tears. I don't understand this plot, but I really don't want to work hard anymore.

A heroine who desperately wants to be a lazy fish but is forced to work hard, timid and obsessive at first, then with her golden finger turned up to the max later on; and a gentle male lead who starts out with a fondness for all things fluffy and a heart full of cuddly creatures, but later loves only his little bear, with eyes and heart set entirely on his little panda.

Warning: This story may contain many triggers. Please proceed with care.

1. This story contains a huge number of original worldbuilding details. Angels looking for a conventional xianxia story... I'm sorry, please gently click the X and leave. Spare this foolish author, and spare your eyes too.

2. There is no turning a gay character straight. The "gong and shou" the heroine believes in are only in her imagination. This silly girl never even finished reading the original novel.

3. The heroine is a coward at first. Though she may impulsively do good deeds, she's ultimately a timid person who likes to run away.

4. This is the author's first novel. I'm grateful to every little angel who clicked in. Whether you like it or not, I'm thankful you stopped by. Thank you for your support, which lets me keep going.

Open the author's page to see:

Completed sweet romance: The Whole World Is Thinking About Me

Completed apocalypse novel: Running a Property Management Company in the Apocalypse

The quick transmigration novel updating next door is The Worlds I Played Are All S-Rank. Click the author's page to find it!

As an executor of white-moonlight missions, Li Shuang has never been satisfied with merely completing her assignments perfectly.

Unlike other executors, who compete relentlessly and rely on items to finish missions efficiently but without quality, Li Shuang is devoted to fixing plot holes in every world, making the storylines more logical and compelling.

Her professional ethics make her very popular with the world's consciousnesses, but they also make her hated by executors from other main systems.

That's because this woman follows no rules. She recklessly snatches side missions assigned by other main systems and goes after other people's targets. And because she's so breathtakingly beautiful, she's never once failed!

As a result, every mission world Li Shuang visits becomes a perfect S-rank!

1. ABO mermaid world: Help the innocent "villain" steal the white lotus female lead's halo. Complete.

2. S-rank danger ghost world: Help a timid, foolish female lead whose personality is completely unlike her promised character escape the haunted village, and give her a male-lead-style golden finger. Complete.

3. A story of a real and fake heiress with no real-or-fake heiress trope.

4. A formulaic comeback story set in the entertainment industry.

5. Turn over the lazy zombie king who wants to quit.

Coming soon, please add to your collection: Ghost Hunter at One and a Half

Song Xiaoyuan thought that transmigrating into the role of the one-and-a-half-year-old younger sister of a lovesick Mary Sue heroine was already bad enough.

But as it turned out, that wasn't the worst of it.

The worst part was that they belonged to a family of ghost hunters! And because the female lead was lovesick and had a strange illness, the elders had given up on her completely. So the one entrusted with the family's ghost-hunting duties was Song Xiao, who was just one and a half years old and couldn't even speak clearly.

Song Xiao woke in the middle of the night to find herself lying in a haunted house. She and the hideous ghost in front of her stared wide-eyed at each other: ...

The unreliable elder who had secretly carried the toddler out: Build courage from a young age.

The next moment, the unreliable elder was sent flying by a slap from the ghost. Song Xiao braced herself against the wall and stood up, looking up at the big-headed ghost approaching her step by step.

When the elder finally woke up in a daze, the scene before him nearly made his jaw drop:

The arrogant ghost who had just been shouting about swallowing the two of them whole was now sprawled on the ground, wailing and begging for mercy. Song Xiao, dressed in footie pajamas and sucking on a pacifier, was wielding a toy hammer and bashing the ghost's head with a clink-clank.

"I beat you dead, I beat you dead!" the baby girl growled incoherently, sitting on the big-headed ghost's back.

A few days later, news that the Song family had a genius ghost hunter spread throughout the capital's ghost-hunting circles. Everyone was astonished by Song Xiao's simple, forceful, and incredibly effective methods. Soon, ghost hunters came to the house, hoping to become her students and learn this new ghost-hunting technique.

Looking at the people before her, who might be twenty times her age, Song Xiao spat out her pacifier with a "pop." "Old, no. Ugly, no!"

The group: She's too strict! Weeping!

Her gaze fell on the little boy hiding behind a man. Song Xiao's eyes lit up. "This one, handsome. Mine now!"

Eight-year-old Huangfu Pu: ?

Theme: I want to win without lifting a finger too. I really do.