Chu Jin, 20 years old, has a harmonious family, is a junior at a well-known university, is excellent in studies, and is about to enter the tutor's laboratory to prepare for a high-paying job after graduation.
She followed her parents' arrangements and gradually transformed herself into "someone else's child." She thought she would continue her life like this, fulfilling and ordinary.
However, something unexpected happened. During the physical examination before she entered the laboratory, she was found to be terminally ill. One night after learning that there was no cure, she personally unplugged her ventilator.
She thought she was certain to die, but when she opened her eyes, she found that she had been transported into the novel she had just read before being admitted to hospital, and she was still a heroine who died tragically.
The female supporting character has a beautiful appearance and a prominent family background, and she has always been in the same camp as the heroine. In the end, she finally died for the heroine and completed her glorious mission as a supporting female character.
However, Chu Jin said, what does this have to do with her? Is it because I can't sleep well, the food doesn't taste good, or the money is hard to spend? With a huge fortune and a foodie physique (that means eating without getting fat), why not be a happy salted fish?
But why are the bosses of this book, including the heroine, frantically sending me resources? I just want to be a happy salted fish.
Purpose: Other people's children also want to be salty