You Know Nothing About the Lucky One [Showbiz]

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Jian Ke transmigrated into an entertainment-industry novel as a cannon-fodder supporting actress.

In the original story, she fought the heroine over billing, roles, resources, and even the male lead. In the end, everyone turned against her, and she died alone in the street.

Jian Ke looked at the seven-figure balance in her bank account.

Fight for billing? Not a chance. With money, she could do anything. Why would she go looking for trouble?

But even though Jian Ke planned to coast through one last variety show with the attitude of a lazy fish, she never expected to become a huge hit!

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Before setting off, contestants spun a wheel to get their starting funds.

Jian Ke yawned and gave it a casual spin. The pointer landed in the red zone, which had a mere 0.5% chance of winning.

The whole set fell silent, and everyone looked at the director.

Director: ...Congratulations, Jian Ke! You've won 10,000 yuan in starting funds!

Everyone looked at the 100 yuan in their hands: ?

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On a talent show.

Jian Ke casually entered a prize draw. The prizes were so extravagant that more than two million people entered.

The host announced the result: "Congratulations, Teacher Jian Ke! You're our lucky winner. You've won a villa!"

The other mentors: ...We agreed to work together, so how did you come away with a whole villa?

Audience: ...Am I the only one who paid to become a lemon?

The other two million-plus entrants: ...Was this winner picked in advance or something?

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On a treasure-hunting show.

Find the treasure's location and answer the question correctly to claim it.

Other people's questions: Which place is known as the "Garden of Ten Thousand Nations"?

Jian Ke's question: What is one plus one?

Everyone: ...

The production team: ...

Jian Ke (completely unaware): That's so easy!

Comments: Admit it! Skill can't beat luck!

Reader's Guide:

* At first, the heroine wants to retire from showbiz and enjoy her life, so she isn't very proactive about things. She'll change later!

* Includes melodramatic plotlines such as swapped-at-birth daughters!

* The original heroine isn't vilified!

* The author isn't good at writing romance, and the male lead is mostly a background character!

* The heroine is the author's darling and has incredible luck! No angst! A brainless, satisfying face-slapping story! It has lots of face-slapping scenes, so steer clear if that's not your thing!

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"After Quick Transmigration, I Become a Child Prodigy in a Period Novel":

After transmigrating through 100 worlds, Chu Luo decided to find a world where she could retire.

Unexpectedly, she ran into a temporal turbulence as soon as she set out, lost her memory, and transmigrated directly into a little cannon-fodder character in a period novel who was about to die young.

The little cannon-fodder's family was the kind of awful family that took up half the original novel. Her early death was the spark that set the awful family and the protagonist's family against each other.

Now Chu Luo had arrived, and the little cannon-fodder survived, but the awful family was still just as awful.

And she inherited the awful nature of the foil family's members, especially their laziness:

If something didn't need doing, she wouldn't do it. If she could do less, she'd do less. If something absolutely had to be done, she'd do it later.

After her fifth birthday, Chu Luo discovered that she could always see a book in her dreams. She asked it how she could avoid working, and the book told her, "Study hard and improve every day."

And so Chu Luo, who had been lazy as could be, went off in a completely different direction.

To save herself a couple of steps on the way to the factory, she built a contraption out of wood that could go faster than a bicycle.

To avoid doing fieldwork, she made a drone by hand using junk from the recycling depot.

At last, the higher-ups discovered Chu Luo's talent and recommended her for the gifted youth class.

Chu Luo thought she could "enjoy an early retirement" once she got into the gifted youth class, but it turned out to be just as exhausting.

So, to avoid working, Chu Luo kept making little inventions.

In the end, she became the youngest academician in history.

Chu Luo (scratching her head): "Why doesn't it feel like I've managed to slack off at all?"

Theme: Dare to face challenges