Shen Miaomiao only realized after living out her entire life as cannon fodder that she was a supporting female character in a book, whose sole purpose was to set off the heroine's beauty, strength, and swagger.
The heroine... independent, strong, smart, capable, beautiful, and kind, a mature, charismatic woman.
And her... greedy, vain, stupid, vulgar, and empty-headed... a canary.
The heroine lived in a mansion, drove an RV, and feasted during the apocalypse, with the male lead on her left, a male supporting character on her right, and a whole crowd of men ranked third, fourth, fifth, sixth, seventh... quietly devoting themselves to her from behind.
She lived in a slum, rode the number eleven bus, and ate the mutated meat-worms most common in the apocalypse. There was no one on her left or right, and even the master who kept her treated the heroine with tender care...
At this point, Shen Miaomiao tossed aside the script and refused to play along. The heroine stole her spatial ability and took credit for her achievements. Even the rare treasure she ate to increase her powers was something she had found herself...
Most importantly, the ultimate apocalypse big shot who treated the heroine with such care had originally been her keeper!
But... after being reborn, she seemed to have returned at the wrong point in time. It looked like she had already thoroughly offended her big-shot keeper...
Canary heroine VS dark, sinister, highly intelligent male lead
An alternate world, sweet romance, and an overpowered golden finger
PS: The heroine really is a canary. Getting stronger is not happening.
The male lead is her big-shot keeper. He only likes his own little canary. Everyone else (absolutely everyone else) is... well, please sort yourselves into the appropriate trash categories (recyclable, non-recyclable, hazardous, and so on).
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Tang Wu transmigrates into a book, landing in a historical novel set during a famine and a chaotic era.
The good news: By the end of the book, the famine still hasn't ended, but the chaos is about to be quelled. A new ruler will rise, the male lead will reach the highest ranks of government, and the heroine's businesses will be everywhere.
The bad news: None of that has anything to do with her, because she's a supporting female character.
Worse news: She's a cannon-fodder supporting female character.
[An ancient apocalypse: the famine never ends. Drought + floods + war + exile + bitter cold... A huge, thick, powerful golden finger.]
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In his previous life, Chu Weidong was a notorious local hoodlum and layabout. During the Reform and Opening-Up era, he was jailed for five years for deliberately injuring someone. When he got out, everything had changed. The only person who had ever treated him well, his hardworking young wife, had died from exhaustion, while the childhood friend who had made it big had abandoned him...
Reborn once more, Chu Weidong looks at the frail, timid young wife trembling before him. "Honey, malted milk is really sweet. Want some?"
"Honey, you look so beautiful in that outfit."
"Honey..."
Su Qin transmigrates into a book, becoming the first wife of the male lead in an inspirational novel for men, otherwise known as a cannon-fodder supporting female character.
She knows that her newlywed husband, Shen Aijun, will soon transfer to a city steel mill and become a technician. Later, when state-owned businesses become private, he'll take over the mill and eventually become a renowned steel industry entrepreneur.
After transmigrating into the book, Su Qin was supposed to go to college, start a business, and then have a sweet romance with the novel's male lead, Shen Aijun.
But when she sees Chu Da, a passerby in the book who got married on the very same day as her, doing better and better, her composure falters. Even a random passerby in the story is living better than the male lead. How can she put up with that...
This story takes place in a fictional setting, an exceptionally and especially fictional one. Please do not try to map it onto any real-world setting.
Theme: Stay positive and keep striving, even in the apocalypse
This episode is too perfunctory, right?
Can I kill him directly? I hope it won't be like some intellectual novels, where you should kill or not, just talk about it.
Miaomiao started to seek death again. Although she is a canary, can she be a canary with an online IQ?
I don't understand the heroine's…thinking
Shu hope and Luo Ting are well matched, one is willing to fight and the other is willing to suffer. Forget about being a brat from the Liu family, and stop writing about the relationship between these two people, okay? We want to see the main character's arc, not the two characters' tedious behavior, which left me speechless. . . .
It's not enough (woo woo), I want to add more, daily extras (manual star eyes)
From the inheritance, we can see how much the heroine's brother doesn't care about the heroine. As long as he asks more questions, at the same time, how isolated and helpless the heroine was at that time.
Miaomiao had a good idea in the end. She was a bit stupid, so she just said it, but she ended up suffering.
So stupid. Really unreasonably stupid. Even if you know you are stupid, you are still stupid and hopeless.
Bullshit, bullshit, Luo is really bullshit! Good ending!