Sickly Li Man is approached by a troublemaking System.
She learns that the world she lives in is a Mary Sue school novel. It has everything except a wicked supporting female character who stirs up trouble and helps the plot along.
Even if the reward for completing the task is a healthy body.
Li Man's pale, pretty face is full of hesitation. "What's making trouble? I don't know how."
The System feels its responsibility is great. "The task really is difficult, but I have a detailed plan. Just do as I say, and you'll definitely complete the task and bring the story to a satisfying conclusion."
The System teaches her to cultivate a villainous persona and hurl cruel insults. So she tells the first person walking out of the school gates to get lost.
The usually aloof youth, as breathtaking as a fleeting glimpse of a goddess, suddenly changes expression. "Manman, you finally agreed to talk to me!"
The System tells her to humiliate the story's most violent and sinister antagonist, then immediately crouch down and shield her face.
She does as instructed, but before she can even crouch down, the gloomy, unpredictable school bully pulls the test paper off his face and grimaces. "Little ancestor, your dad said he'd hire a forensic expert to check it. There's no way I can help you with this test paper!"
The System looks at its task target, who's eagerly cooperating, then at the plot that's fallen apart.
"What's making trouble? I don't know how."
"The task really is difficult."
A true account of a Mary Sue, adored by everyone.
Because of a confidentiality agreement, the System initially doesn't tell her who the cross-dressing female lead is.
But thanks to her brilliant powers of deduction, Li Man still finds the original story's heroine.
Just as she's making great strides and completing her tasks, the System hurriedly warns her that she's got the wrong heroine. The real heroine is the underling she took in not long ago.
Li Man stiffly looks up at the person she instinctively clings to whenever she feels unwell. "B-but she has a bigger chest..."
The System says nothing, but in the next moment Li Man's little face turns deathly pale. Damn it! Those pecs fooled me!
Coming soon: The More Men Cry, the More Excited I Get
Just as Lin Yuan completes her task and is about to end her life as a cannon-fodder character after transmigrating into a book, she gets a System that gives her more gold bars whenever a man cries.
Make a man cry? That should be easy.
The whole company secretary's office gathers around to gossip: Their boss couldn't win an argument with his ex-wife, a troublemaker who's pretty but only cares about money, and got so mad he cried!
Online viewers spot a nationally famous actor on a small-time influencer's livestream, tearfully facing the wind while being dragged along by a domineering, pretty but talentless has-been.
In a livestream, the arrogant new esports star is cursing someone out, then takes a phone call and ends the stream with red-rimmed eyes.
Lin Yuan counts on her fingers. Who should she make money from next?
The little brat who almost became her stepson bumps into her leg and orders her haughtily, "Apologize to me!"
Lin Yuan looks down. "Well, even a tiny mosquito is still meat."
The brat looks at his empty hand, then at the carefree figure walking away with the lollipop she stole from him. His lip quivers. "Waaah! You meanie!"
A fictional world without a mandatory divorce cooling-off period.
A selfish female lead.
Still a true account of a Mary Sue, adored by everyone.
Theme: Peace and love
After reading this chapter, I feel a little pity for my fiancé. He is so miserable. He is always trapped in the dream that Manman will die. It is useless to try to stay away from the result. Now he has fallen into the trap set by Pei Mu and finally received a disgusting sentence from Manman. It is a bit pitiful. Pei Mu is really good at playing tricks.
The bamboo horse is really good, woohoo, the little bamboo horse is pitiful and asks the sister not to ignore him. He is so cute. I hope his ending will not be too tragic. I really like this kind of relationship that we grew up with.
Fiancé, out!!! Although he gave the order, Pei Mu, knowing that Kuai Kuai was there, still lured his fiancé to set a fire. How bad!!! Didn't you think that Manman would be sad?!! I'm so angry that I'm going to bite them to death. There's no one here today!!
What did the history teacher do wrong?
Are you going to give up writing? Why haven't you updated it?
Pei is so bad, damn, and it feels like he doesn't care about the heroine at all. . .
He's not, hahahahahahahahahahaha
Pei Mu was bad and the kitten was burned. .
Neither can the president. It feels like only the villain Zhuma is better at the moment.
Why are "he" and "she" used when describing Xu Qing, so is he a boy or a girl?