Su Li has played the supporting female role in 99 worlds, never once making a mistake. Now she's in her 100th world.
The good news: As long as she completes her plot missions, she'll get a huge retirement fund and can lie flat in this world.
The bad news: This is a crossover world, and she's the supporting female character in three books at once.
In an entertainment-industry power fantasy, she's the foil to the variety show's female lead.
In a melodramatic school romance, she's a delinquent with terrible grades who relentlessly pursues the campus heartthrob.
In a workplace business drama, she's the CEO's secretary, secretly bribed by a rival company.
Each mission seems easy enough. Su Li is a seasoned pro, after all. But...
On the variety show, Su Li diligently plays a frail, high-maintenance drama queen to highlight how independent and strong the female lead is.
When the comments are full of criticism for Su Li and praise for the female lead, the female lead says, "Su Li is still in high school. Comparing me to a minor, are you trying to make me look bad?"
Su Li: ???
Su Li: "How do you know I'm still in high school?"
Female lead: "My younger brother's your classmate. I heard you're pursuing him?"
Su Li: "...I'm trying to catch up with his grades."
At the private high school, the top student and campus heartthrob blocks Su Li's way. "My sister said you're actually trying to catch up with my grades?"
Su Li is frantic inside, but expressionless on the outside. "Uh, yeah."
Campus heartthrob: "You should've said so. Since you know my sister, I'll definitely help you." He pulls out a stack of Wusan test-prep books.
Not long after, a post appears on the school forum: [Anonymous discussion: I suspect my friend with terrible grades is secretly a score-control genius. Here's the evidence...]
In the workplace drama, Su Li works hard for half a month and racks up impressive results, successfully earning a promotion to CEO's secretary.
Just as she's about to complete her corporate espionage mission, she's fired out of the blue. Human Resources says, "Sorry, our company doesn't hire minors. We made a mistake before."
Passing by the CEO's office, Su Li thinks she might still be able to salvage things, but then she sees her actual older brother from the school story crossing over into this one and getting into a fight with the CEO.
Her brother: "You shameless bastard! My sister's still months away from turning eighteen, and you hired her to work for you!"
CEO: "You're the shameless one! You'd use your own underage sister? At a critical stage in the project bidding, you falsified her age and sent her here. What do you think I can't figure out what you're up to? If you can't afford to support your sister, I can!"
Su Li: "..."
Well, I'll be. The CEO's rival company is her own family's company.
(A story about a supporting character who somehow becomes everyone's favorite.)
(The female lead won't date until she's an adult. Love interest undecided.)
(All the main characters are good people. A silly, fun story with logic flying out the window.)
(Changed the premise on July 4. I couldn't write the original version after being stuck on it for two months QAQ. If that bothers you, feel free to skip it.)
Theme: As long as you're happy.
