I Dodge the Plot by Reading the On-Screen Comments

Please add my new novels to your reading lists: The Red Envelope Trading Group for a Cannon Fodder in a Period Novel and The Three-and-a-Half-Year-Old Heiress of New Harbor

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Blurb:

Ming Yang is clever and lively, has plenty of friends, a happy family, and two older brothers who shield her from every storm.

Growing up in such a loving environment has made her kindhearted, loyal, and always ready to stand up for others.

Then, at her graduation party, she learns that her best friend is in trouble and rushes to help. But suddenly, a line of on-screen comments flashes before her eyes:

[What an idiot. Why would our heroine need her help? She'll just get in the way, get hurt herself, and make poor Xinlan feel guilty for the rest of her life. She's completely unnecessary.]

Only then does Ming Yang realize that she is a cannon-fodder character in a novel about a heroine adored by everyone. As the heroine's best friend, her role is to dote on her, love her, take a knife for her, take the blame for her, let her steal her boyfriend, and then offer her blessings with both hands.

In the end, she is dragged down by the heroine's rival, her reputation ruined, and driven mad by the shock. She spends the rest of her life in a sanatorium.

Looking at that infuriating plot, Ming Yang turns around and slaps her boyfriend, who is also the future male lead.

Whoever wants to save the heroine can do it. Whoever wants to follow the plot can do that too. Just leave me out of it.

Please add my new novel to your reading list:

The Red Envelope Trading Group for a Cannon Fodder in a Period Novel

She transmigrates as the older sister of a villain who dies young in a period novel about a beloved child.

Her father abandons his wife and daughter, her mother threatens to take her own life, and her little sister is still a baby who cannot speak.

As for Lu Zhao? She is on the verge of dropping out of school, and must also prevent her mother from dying and leaving her with a new guardian who might take her to the countryside to be traded for a bride price.

Fortunately, she binds herself to an unlimited red envelope trading group.

As the group owner, she immediately sends invitations to her trading partners.

A wealthy heiress who receives an invitation: I'll spend a fortune if you can restore my health.

A young general trapped in a desperate situation: I'll trade my innate strength for food and weapons.

A fallen princess sent to the enemy nation: I'll give up my youth and beauty, take up arms, and save my country.

A celebrity bullied and blacklisted across the internet: I don't need talent or acting skills, just overwhelming popularity.

Legend has it that a mysterious master hidden in the shadows can grant you anything you wish for.

As long as you can afford the price.

Please add my new novel to your reading list: The Three-and-a-Half-Year-Old Heiress of New Harbor

One day, she transmigrates into a cannon-fodder supporting character in a period novel set in Harbor City.

Her father is a philanderer with a harem of wives and concubines. Her mother only cares about clawing her way up and chasing men.

Little Yun Wei is left neglected, a lonely, unloved child. In the original story, a few sweet words from the male lead are enough to make her dance to his tune. She willingly gives him everything, only to end up disabled and dead young.

Yun Wei, who came from a post-apocalyptic wasteland: ...What? Someone wants to take advantage of me, and I didn't stab them on the spot? Is my madness getting worse?

The daily madness of a wasteland fighter after becoming a cannon-fodder character in Harbor City.

After the White Moonlight Cheats

Blurb:

In every old-fashioned melodrama, there's always a white moonlight the male lead can't forget.

The white moonlight comes from a good family, is beautiful, excels at school, and goes abroad to continue her studies at a young age.

Then, after the Cinderella heroine and the male lead grow closer, the white moonlight suddenly returns, hoping to rekindle their relationship. In the end, she becomes a catalyst for the main couple's romance, makes a mess of things, and is promptly made cannon fodder.

Shi Xia isn't bothered when she wakes up as the white moonlight. It's not that big a deal.

The problem is, she's the white moonlight who got caught cheating.

She opens her eyes to a scene of chaos, and decides to play dead.

Theme: Keep moving forward with resilience.