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This story also goes by the titles: "A Farming and Infrastructure-Building Chronicle of the Heroine, the Supporting Actress, and the Cannon Fodder," "How the Heroine Who Can Pilot a Gundam Helps the People of Another World Survive," "The Tragic Romance Heroine Can Do More Than Suffer for Love and Have Babies," "A Taste of Another World," and "An Introduction to Crosstalk," among others.
Bai Xi, a terrible student, transmigrates to a beastfolk world made up of several tragic romance novels.
She lands in the very first chapter of one such novel and catches the original male lead trying to assault someone. Bai Xi immediately gives him a thorough beating.
The original heroine, Meng Qingqing, who studied veterinary medicine, shows off her specialty: castrating boars. And just like that, she puts an end to this tragic romance.
After kidnapping the vicious supporting actress and escaping, Bai Xi also picks up a group of nameless cannon-fodder women from the original story, and somehow becomes their queen.
But they have no food or shelter, and winter is approaching. Burdened with responsibility for her people's future, terrible student Bai Xi works herself half to death. Fortunately, Meng Qingqing is a powerhouse, farming with one hand and practicing medicine with the other, keeping them safe. Then they pick up Ye Zhizhou, the heroine of another tragic romance, who reveals her extraordinary talents as a geology PhD, mining with one hand and blasting with the other.
Bai Xi gets it: it doesn't matter that she's a terrible student. As long as she keeps picking up heroines, she can make sure her people live in comfort, and even claim the whole world as her own.
Comments:
[Does this world really have no animal protection laws? The original male lead and his friends have it so rough. Did you really have to beat them up that badly?]
Bai Xi: "What do you mean, beat them up? Can you speak properly? That's called standing up for what's right."
[At least the male leads and their friends are still alive. The villains are nearly extinct. They don't even have anyone left to cry to.]
Bai Xi: "Well, should I send the villains to your house with free shipping?"
A few things to know:
1. The heroine's combat ability is maxed out. She tosses around prehistoric beasts for fun, and her golden finger is absurdly powerful. The supporting women are all impressive too. They can farm, make pottery, build houses, mine, and make bombs, and they're in charge of advancing technology. The supporting women are all adorable, so please show them lots of love.
2. This is a goofy farming and infrastructure-building story with lots of different elements. If that's not your thing, feel free to click away. It's just a novel.
3. This is a romance, and there is a male lead. He is a man, but I haven't decided what kind of creature he is yet. The heroine isn't, but she remains a girl at heart until the day she dies. She's only made the same mistakes that women everywhere make.
Thanks to Tang Bao for the cover. Check out my friend's novel, "I Set Out to Retire, but Became the Final Boss," a story about a heroine striving to become a villain.
Coming next: "The Author of My Story Got Taken Away in an Anti-Pornography Crackdown"
Su Xiao has always thought her brother-in-laws were completely ridiculous, to an extent that seemed to defy all reason.
For example, when her eldest sister Su Anran was hospitalized, she heard her CEO brother-in-law say, "Get rid of the baby, or we're getting divorced." She couldn't understand why her sister liked that pighead.
For example, when her second sister Su Xia was hospitalized, she heard her brother-in-law, whose profession was too explicit to get past the censors, say, "Woman, when you die, I promise I'll forget you." She couldn't understand why her second sister liked that pighead.
For example, when her third sister Su Yan was hospitalized, her brother-in-law, whose profession could have come straight out of a supernatural novel, brought his unrequited love to visit her. Su Xiao couldn't understand why her third sister liked that pighead.
And then there was her little sister, Su Keke, who went missing all the time. One day, she appeared in Su Xiao's room, covered in wounds and barely alive, calling out the name of some pighead.
Su Xiao thought the Su family must have been cursed by some Pighead God.
It wasn't until she was reborn that she learned her sisters were all heroines in tragic romance novels.
Even more ridiculous, Su Xiao was a heroine too, in a story about a strong woman. But the author had written a hundred thousand words, then ended it badly and abandoned it before the main plot had even begun.
So in her previous life, she spent her whole life as an ordinary person.
After being reborn, Su Xiao decides to find her golden finger and teach her sisters' useless husbands and boyfriends how to behave before their tragic romances begin.
If they can't learn, well, just watch.
Later, Su Xiao discovers why her author abandoned the story: the author was writing a polyamorous relationship and got taken away in an anti-pornography crackdown.
Theme: Let children be cared for, let the elderly have support, and let everyone live free from worries about food and clothing in a moderately prosperous society
Yes, Tang Juan is a completely selfish person. She will work hard in the direction that can make her life better. When she is isolated and helpless, a man as soft-hearted as the Holy Father is her best choice. Whether it is physical or mental abuse, in short, it is better than death. When you are weak, putting men first is actually putting yourself first. And when the situation is good for her, she will not stupidly let this man really ride on her head, because the person she really loves is herself. [In the original work, the forced role of the plot must be excluded]
I like Juanmei too, girls should be selfish and happy. It's great. There are girls in novels who can do things that I can't do.
Hahahaha, I like Sister Juan. Girls should be more selfish and love themselves more.
Huh? Does the author think so? But I think the infrastructure written by the author is very good? This thing doesn't need to be written in detail, so it's okay to be vague like this?
The chase at the beginning was very passionate, and I thought it was a masterpiece at one time, but unfortunately it felt unfinished later on. Since Xi entered the black hole, the battle description became vague, and sometimes it was even a bit incomprehensible.
Also, there is a chapter that inexplicably talks about how female players can also play the game well, which is really out of the blue, because this "game" only has female players, and no one can blame female players for not playing well? Those who play well are female players, and those who play poorly are also female players. If Li Xin does not play well because she is a woman, then what kind of existence is her roommate?
An article with all-female characters should not be shrouded in the shadow of patriarchy. Therefore, in the world of big women, let's not mention women. In fact, the players should be men, because only they can play this "game", and men are not qualified to play. The "holographic game", those guys are so envious.
Tang Juan was so funny that she said that although she is in love, it does not affect her ability to play with others.
Winter is coming.
That being said, Team Leader Lin is really good for nothing (although he admits his mistakes quickly)
When a female fox is asked to marry a man, a group of men are anxious about it. Why don't you put on a wedding dress and get married if you are in such a hurry?
Saints and witches are supposed to be allies, but something deliberately separates them.
Tang Juan also contrasts me hahahahahahahahahahaha
Like! I didn't think it was going to be another girl-girl fight before, but now I see, Ai Yatai is awesome!
Female Supporting Role Fools Around and Learns [Quick Wear]
Reasons Why Female Supporting Actors Have Their Wages Deducted [Quickly Wear]
I Kick the Tragic Romance Plot to the Curb [Quick Transmigration]
The Bug and Ji Canned Goods Shop
There Are Many Female Ghosts in My Home
A Father's Love Is Like the Wind, Always by My Side [System Cultivation]
Draw Your Blade Before the Tyrant Starts His Cruelty
[Quick Transmigration] Pipi God, Let's Go
Starting from Scratch as a Divine Attendant
The Daily Life of a Supporting Female Lead Being Redeemed by the Heroine
[The King's Avatar] That Actress with the Wrong Cheat Skill
[The King’s Avatar X Paper Characters] How Falling in Love Slows Your Hands
Yes, Tang Juan is a completely selfish person. She will work hard in the direction that can make her life better. When she is isolated and helpless, a man as soft-hearted as the Holy Father is her best choice. Whether it is physical or mental abuse, in short, it is better than death. When you are weak, putting men first is actually putting yourself first. And when the situation is good for her, she will not stupidly let this man really ride on her head, because the person she really loves is herself. [In the original work, the forced role of the plot must be excluded]
I like Juanmei too, girls should be selfish and happy. It's great. There are girls in novels who can do things that I can't do.
Hahahaha, I like Sister Juan. Girls should be more selfish and love themselves more.
Huh? Does the author think so? But I think the infrastructure written by the author is very good? This thing doesn't need to be written in detail, so it's okay to be vague like this? The chase at the beginning was very passionate, and I thought it was a masterpiece at one time, but unfortunately it felt unfinished later on. Since Xi entered the black hole, the battle description became vague, and sometimes it was even a bit incomprehensible. Also, there is a chapter that inexplicably talks about how female players can also play the game well, which is really out of the blue, because this "game" only has female players, and no one can blame female players for not playing well? Those who play well are female players, and those who play poorly are also female players. If Li Xin does not play well because she is a woman, then what kind of existence is her roommate? An article with all-female characters should not be shrouded in the shadow of patriarchy. Therefore, in the world of big women, let's not mention women. In fact, the players should be men, because only they can play this "game", and men are not qualified to play. The "holographic game", those guys are so envious.
Tang Juan was so funny that she said that although she is in love, it does not affect her ability to play with others.
Winter is coming. That being said, Team Leader Lin is really good for nothing (although he admits his mistakes quickly)
When a female fox is asked to marry a man, a group of men are anxious about it. Why don't you put on a wedding dress and get married if you are in such a hurry?
Saints and witches are supposed to be allies, but something deliberately separates them.
Tang Juan also contrasts me hahahahahahahahahahaha
Like! I didn't think it was going to be another girl-girl fight before, but now I see, Ai Yatai is awesome!