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Bai Luge is a world champion. She and a group of other world champions transmigrate into a post-apocalyptic world.
Gradually, everyone awakens special abilities based on their areas of expertise.
Other people’s sports include long-distance running, shooting, pole vaulting, and, at the very least, weightlifting, gymnastics, and table tennis...
But she’s a sport stacking champion.
Sport stacking is just stacking and unstacking a few cups. Whoever does it fastest wins.
As the least useful of them all, a world champion in women’s 3-3-3 sport stacking, how will Bai Luge survive in a world overrun by zombies?
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Bai Luge’s dad is a very busy man.
He’s too busy to attend his daughter’s birthday, but has plenty of time to throw a grand welcome ceremony for his “adopted son.”
Bai Luge did plenty of foolish things to get the adults’ attention and even won a world championship. But she still couldn’t match her “adopted brother’s” glory.
After transmigrating into the apocalypse, Bai Luge thinks despondently, “Now that freeloader ‘adopted son’ of theirs can have everything.”
But then the “adopted son” pulls her into his arms and tells her, “You’re not the world’s most useless champion. You’re the one fate chose for me.”
Oh, so this is a game world, and all the bosses are here to serve her. Everyone can leave only after she completes the main quest.
Hah, “the one fate chose for me”? Is saying it that poetically how people get to cling to someone powerful nowadays?
[The male lead has a System and saves a rebellious heiress]
Message: Everyone has something they’re good at.
