What Could a Little Sea Otter Possibly Do Wrong?

Ning Haihai is a little sea otter who could become a demon, but is too lazy to bother. After picking up a strange shell, she gets sucked into a book and becomes the wicked supporting female character whose job is to make the lazy heroine look good.

In the original story, the lazy heroine can become a huge star without lifting a finger, while the original Ning Haihai remains an obscure nobody, no matter how hard she tries to scheme against the heroine.

The saltiest sea otter in the ocean, Ning Haihai, has arrived in this world.

On an outdoor variety show, the host tensely describes how dreadful the conditions on the deserted island are and how treacherous the surrounding waters are. Both the guests and the audience are left stunned with fear.

Then something can be seen drifting in the sea behind the host. The camera cuts to it: Ning Haihai is floating on her back, eyes half closed, gently massaging her face in little circles with her tiny hands. Peaceful and serene, she drifts farther and farther away.

At an idol competition, the other performers vie to outshine one another. Even the lazy heroine has prepared a performance, but Ning Haihai is still in bed when they wheel her in, pushing her straight from backstage onto the stage.

She sings "The Fish Fell Asleep," a lullaby known to every sea creature. The crowd is stunned, and she herself falls asleep for real as the song ends.

On a horror variety show, amid all the wailing ghosts and chaos, Ning Haihai finds the perfect spot: a swimming pool full of floating corpses.

As soft and slick as a sheet of paper, she slides into the water. Under the astonished gaze of the extras playing corpses, she pulls a big handful of shells from her pockets, sets them on her belly, and leisurely starts clicking them together.

Everyone thinks the heroine's lazy persona is impossible to imitate.

And yet Ning Haihai becomes famous.

She becomes a top-tier star, and celebrities, award-winning actors, actresses, famous directors, and people all over the internet post about her, calling her their baby. They want her to rub their faces and hold hands with them as they drift across the water.

Reading guide: The heroine and the original heroine won't fight each other; they'll get along peacefully. But since the heroine of this book is a little sea otter, the original heroine's spotlight will naturally be dimmer. That doesn't mean she isn't dazzling. In the original book, she's bling-bling; in ours, the little sea otter is bling-bling.

Warnings: The plot has characters acting stupid, logic that makes no sense, writing like an elementary schooler, an over-the-top story, and an extremely Mary Sue setup. Don't think too hard while reading or you'll get mad. Feel free to point out problems, but please don't be mean~

[Coming Soon 1] If you're interested, add "The Male Lead and the Villain Both Want to Raise Me" to your collection.

Aoao is a little evil dragon. If she can make it on her own in the human world until she turns eighteen, she can rule the world and become an evil, all-powerful overlord.

But on her very first day in the human world, two idiots with nothing going for them but their looks set their sights on her. They insist she's their three-year-old little sister and insist on taking her home to raise her.

Aoao: I'm three hundred years old!

She stomps off on her short legs, grumbling as she runs for her life.

Aoao has just made it into the territory she fought so hard to conquer, a free public restroom in a park built to look like a palace, and is getting ready to rest when the aloof, elegant male lead carries her out.

The goose Aoao used every ounce of her strength to tame, an outdoor walker she was about to ride as she surveyed her splendid realm, is led away by the sinister, violent villain, who carries her back.

Aoao has gone to enormous trouble to catch a fresh, plump meal, a group of zombie extras working diligently in a haunted house. Just as she's about to dig in, the male lead carries her out again.

Aoao unleashes her dragon's might and uses her dragon charm to win over a crowd of top beauties, the idols attending an event. Just as she's about to indulge in a night of wine and women, the villain carries her back again.

Aoao: Why is it so hard to be an independent dragon who stands on her own and doesn't depend on anyone!!!

#Grumpy little dragon: Don't you freaking spoil me, thanks#

#The two giant obstacles in my path to becoming the overlord of the world keep saying they love me#

#If you love me, then get lost. Ahhh!#

Warnings:

1: No BL romance.

2: The little dragon doesn't swear in the story. She's a civilized evil dragon.

3: The little dragon isn't a good kid. She bares her teeth, is vicious, and loves to roar.

[Coming Soon 2] After the Divorce, I Stopped Being Human

Qiao Qiao has loved Yue Cheng in secret for seven years and been married to him for two. Because he doesn't love her, she changed careers from little fortune-teller to aspiring actress. For two years, she didn't even dare tell anyone that the Yue family's Sixth Young Master, the man every woman wants to sleep with, was her husband.

One day, on a whim, she casts a fortune and discovers that the world she lives in is actually a book.

Yue Cheng married her not because he loved her, but to avenge the death of his first love, whom he believed she had killed.

But Yue Cheng's first love isn't dead. Two years after Yue Cheng and Qiao Qiao marry, she will return with amnesia, and the two of them will rekindle their romance.

Meanwhile, Qiao Qiao will suffer from a terminal illness as just retribution. When she dies, Yue Cheng won't even come to see her. Her end will be utterly tragic and pitiful.

Qiao Qiao looks at the plot she has divined, then at her husband, who gives her the cold shoulder every day. She falls backward and obediently kicks the bucket.

After she abandons her mortal body and returns as a god, she sees Yue Cheng standing before her ashes. He seems to have no human feelings as he strokes her photograph and says in a hoarse voice, "It was my fault. Please come back."

Warning: The male lead does not change.

Theme: Ride the wind and break the waves, and face difficulties head-on.