Next up: Randomly Draw a Lucky Audience Member [The 1970s]
Other people are what they eat; Ye Ran learns whatever she needs to improve.
Because she has a magical ability that lets her see each person's traits. By earning their favor, she can absorb those traits and use them herself.
In short, she can make up for whatever she lacks. So the frail, delicate Ye Ran sets her sights on the class's worst student: [Strong Li Erniu].
Recently, Grandpa Ye has noticed that ever since his granddaughter started school, she's been acting as if she's on drugs. Not only has her activity level shot up, she's also been getting closer and closer to matching the wild monkeys on the mountain?!
Ye Ran: "I'm developing in every way: morally, intellectually, physically, and aesthetically. Right now, the only thing I'm missing is physical strength. Cough, though it does have some side effects." As she spoke, she spat out a mouthful of congealed blood.
Grandpa Ye: "!!!"
["Strength" learning progress: 5%]
When Ye Ran was eight, she suddenly fell into a coma. Just as her family was at their wits' end, a monk appeared. He said she had a frail constitution and a short life, took their money, and pointed her toward a good place: a remote mountain hollow where even birds wouldn't poop.
After spending (crossed out) serving out four years there, she returned home. Before she could even throw herself onto the big bed she'd missed so much, the clueless nanny gave her a harsh welcome. After seeing the nanny's string of outrageous antics, Ye Ran decided to fire her and hire someone new.
While interviewing new nannies, Ye Ran spotted an auntie with a sign above her head that read [Beautiful Sun Qin]. Her eyes lit up. This one!
"Grandpa says girls change a lot as they grow up. I'm sure I'll turn into a great beauty like Grandma!"
["Beauty" learning progress: 3%]
For the new school year, Ye Ran got a new deskmate. At once, she picked the top student, a bookworm named [Clever You Xia].
Ye Ran: "It's fine if you're poor, it's fine if you're a nerd, and I don't care if you look girly. As long as you're smart, that's all that matters. Be good and do as I say, and I'll protect you from now on!"
["Cleverness" learning progress: 1%]
Ye Ran was so absorbed in learning that she couldn't stop, until her aunt's family discovered that her cousin wasn't their biological child.
When her aunt brought her biological daughter home, Ye Ran noticed that the normally black-and-white signs above people's heads had begun updating in real time, and a new prefix had appeared before their names.
The pop-up stat [Immunity to Mary Sue Aura] had also reached 59%.
Her cousin, who wasn't related to her by blood, was [Villainous Supporting Female Character No. 1]. Whenever she glanced at Ye Ran, the sign above her head turned into a pink heart and started bubbling now and then.
The cousin who had been brought back was the [Mary Sue Heroine], with a dazzling rainbow-colored diamond sign over her head. The first time Ye Ran saw it, she nearly went blind in her 24K titanium-alloy dog eyes.
And her grandfather turned out to be [Rich Leek], with a sign like a treasure pavilion, except everything displayed on it was part of her collection, such as that gleaming golden piggy bank.
Even her bookworm deskmate had acquired a [Male Supporting Character No. 3] sign. This guy could look either male or female, and spoke in a soft, gentle voice, but his sign was made of steel rebar. Whenever he saw her, it started doing a pole dance? (Not really!)
Ye Ran was curious what her own sign would say. She looked in the mirror and saw that three new characters had appeared in a sign made up of gibberish: [Extra No. 3].
Ye Ran: "I'll go take out Extra No. 1 and Extra No. 2 right now!"
PS: 1. Ye Ran is a local with a cheat ability, but she doesn't know the plot. She's not a perfect character.
2. The transmigrated book-world cousin is holding the script.
3. Expect plenty of awful characters.
Theme: Put learning into practice
I just read the review of the previous book, which was also crappy. I'll go and remember it better next time. Read the previous reviews before buying.
This is the end. It feels like nothing has been said. In fact, the protagonist is Liu Duoduo, right?
Is the finale coming soon?
You two are awesome, you know how to protect people.
In the end, I really became a stranger, and it was over after finishing the heroine Mary Sue.
It's so short that I feel uneasy. Why don't I have a high school life with him? And I didn't see the love story, so why did it end so quickly?
I thought it was just beginning, but it's finally over
Only then did I realize that this was the end!
Ah, why is it over?
I feel that there is no need to use a mystery in that elimination.