My other novel, Stopping the Villain from Turning Evil After Book Transmigration, is now available. Come check it out!
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The sea is overflowing with garbage, and marine life is fleeing en masse. During her escape, a jellyfish spirit accidentally undergoes Book Transmigration and becomes Lu Shui, the scheming green-tea female supporting character in a novel.
Following the original character's habit of making trouble and acting like a green-tea bitch, her fate in the book is a gruesome death.
The newly arrived little jellyfish is in despair: If I'm going to die either way, I'd rather be suffocated by all the garbage in the sea!
[Don't lose heart, Host. The Garbage System is bound to you and will help change your fate!]
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The Garbage System tells Lu Shui, “Each piece of garbage is worth 0.1 points. As long as the Host collects different kinds of trash every day and reaches 100% of the points, all the oceans in the world will be clean, and your animal friends will return to their home in the sea.”
Then...
After filming a competitive eating show, someone accidentally spots Lu Shui cleaning up the trash on set.
The viewers scoff: That troublemaker is just putting on an act to draw attention again.
At an outdoor show, Lu Shui sees a street sweeper about to dump his trash and hurries over to stop him.
Lu Shui: Sir, don't throw that away. Give it to me.
After that, on every show she appears on, viewers see a stunning figure sorting garbage.
Netizens: Is this really the same green-tea bitch who used to make trouble everywhere?
Before long, netizens give Lu Shui a nickname: The Beggar Clan's Fairy (Environmental Protection Pro).
Bonus Scene
Lu Shui enters Qi Ji's dressing room to collect the trash. Qi Ji is lying by the pool, with a human head and a fish's body. He spots Lu Shui and freezes.
He makes a shushing gesture. “Remember, keep it a secret, little jellyfish.”
Lu Shui is stunned. “A sunfish?! Did you undergo Book Transmigration too?”
#Sweet Little Jellyfish × Scheming Sunfish#
------------ Stopping the Villain from Turning Evil After Book Transmigration ------------
1.
Tao Susu, who's been unlucky since childhood, accidentally transmigrates into a novel and becomes a chubby, obsessive female supporting character who squanders her family's fortune to pursue the male lead.
Just when all hope seems lost, she obtains the Foodie System.
“Please try a pot of Buddha Jumps Over the Wall. Luck increased by 20%.”
“Please try twenty roast ducks from Quanjude. Reward: one slimming pill and one career tip.”
Tao Susu: I think you just want me to be even poorer.
2.
To help the Tao family rise again, her father uses all his connections to arrange a marriage between the beautiful younger daughter and the Pei family. But Pei Qian points at the chubby Tao Susu.
“I want her.”
Tao Susu, stuffing snacks into her mouth (stunned): Villain, are you sure you don't need an eye exam?
3.
As the story's great villain, he's ruthless, decisive, and utterly merciless. But he meets a tragic end. Tao Susu feels sorry for him and is also a little afraid of him. She never expected married life to be like this...
“Mrs. Pei, would you like to try the sweet-and-sour ribs I made myself?”
“I heard a new Western restaurant opened in the east of the city. Let me take you there.”
“Mrs. Pei, I made braised pork today. Come and eat.”
Tao Susu, getting slimmer the more she eats: Was my villain husband a chef in his past life?
#A sweet one-on-one romance. Both the male and female leads have a System.#
Theme: Protecting the environment starts with me
The heroine's vigilance is still too low. The heroine in the last book I read was also like this. People around her clearly reminded her to pay attention, and she also knew that someone with malicious intentions was targeting her. At the critical moment, she would be easily tricked, as if she were outwitted. Either she could solve the bad guy by herself after revealing her true colors (like the heroine in this article), or rely on the male protagonist (sacrifice his dignity or life) to save her.
Here it is said that the little jellyfish has had no pleasure in eating meat since childhood. Here it is said that the little jellyfish has had no pleasure in meat since childhood and has never eaten any water plants. Then the chef was not allowed to cook the fish before. If you don't eat fish, shrimps and crabs in the sea, do you still eat pigs, cattle and sheep? Is this a double standard?
Why not allow fish to be eaten? Big fish eat small fish, and small fish eat shrimps. Isn't this a marine ecological chain? Otherwise, what would the fish in the sea eat? Just eating grass?
Sister Shui is number one [covering face and peeking] [covering face and peeking] [covering face and peeking] I like Sister Shui, clock in and clock out 💪 💪 💪 💪 💪 💪 Why doesn't the male lead hurry up and fuck you?!!! Rush the duck!!!!!
It would be nice if the male protagonist could find out earlier that the female protagonist actually really cares about him, but this feeling is really good now. I like this kind of constant pulling of rival scenes 💪 💪 💪 [sunglasses] [sunglasses] [sunglasses]
When I saw this, I really felt that this heroine has her own ideas and is very smart. She knows how to deal with things and how to deal with conflicts. I really like this kind of intelligent heroine. It's really great 💪 💪
I also want to swim in the sea 😭 😭 😭 😭
I hope they get together soon [covering face and peeking]
.. For the sake of marine life, the heroine does not let them eat fish, but she can eat crayfish and beef. What a double standard.
The features of babies are invisible and perfect