I'm the Only One in My Family Without a Special Identity 2

This is the second half of “The Only One in My Family Without a Special Identity.”

The first half is in my collection. You can probably still follow along even if you haven’t read it.

An Ruxia gets into the Federation’s First Military Academy with the highest score in the entire universe.

To celebrate, her whole family rushes back from all over the universe.

But just as An Ruxia cuts the cake,

four books suddenly appear out of nowhere and fall, smashing her cake to pieces.

The first book is “The Domineering CEO Falls in Love with Me.” Her dad is the CEO who gets called out by the male lead, “The Unrivaled An Po.”

The second is “The Ordinary Girl’s Promotion Diary.” Her mom is the tyrannical teacher who stands in the female lead’s way.

The third is “The Movie Emperor.” Her older brother is a has-been whom the male lead endlessly puts down.

The fourth is “After I Transmigrated, I Became a National Treasure Through Farming.” Her younger sister is a cannon-fodder supporting female character who is made to look utterly pathetic by comparison with the female lead.

An Ruxia: Why is everyone in my family special except me? This is my celebration party!

After confirming that the protagonists in the books really exist, An Ruxia declares with great confidence: Looks like I’m the only one who can turn this around.

But gradually, An Ruxia realizes that the plots of all four books have gone off the rails.

The domineering CEO admires her dad so much that he insists on joining the company as his assistant.

The ordinary girl thinks her mom is her life mentor.

At the awards ceremony, the male lead of The Movie Emperor, still a newcomer, holds up his trophy and thanks her older brother for helping him.

The farming female lead is still in elementary school and hasn’t entered the story yet, but she’s already her younger sister’s underling.

An Ruxia: Why is everyone in my family surrounded by admirers except me?

Students at the First Military Academy: Next time we compete, try not to knock us flat from the start. Give us a minute and let us get the words “let’s team up” out first.

Her teammates: ...Getting sacrificed right from the start isn’t enough physical damage? Do we have to be battered in body and soul, too?

The pitiful male lead she picked up from the battlefield: Me! I’m your admirer!

An Ruxia: No, you’re not. You’re a trophy of war.

A heroine with all her talent points in combat VS the male lead who’s her biggest admirer

Theme: Everyone is shining in their own way