A story about an ordinary background-character heroine who sweeps morality aside, goes wild in various little worlds, and takes the protagonists down with her (not really).
The first version of the blurb:
The world is falling apart, and innocent background characters get kicked around.
Ning Suzhi was just an ordinary passerby who stumbled into the middle of a romance between the male and female leads. The heroine was hit by the hero, kicking off a plot of car-crash amnesia and running away while pregnant. Ning Suzhi was hit at the same time and died on the spot.
Ning Suzhi: Is there no law and order here?
The Quick Transmigration Administration saved her soul just in time. In exchange, she took on a quick-transmigration assignment: the Background Character Development Program. Her equipment included an outdated, sluggish System and a hardcover employee handbook.
The handbook said: Every world has countless inconspicuous background characters. They might live miserable lives or die young and be reincarnated early, but they still shine like fireflies, lighting the protagonists' way. How could the protagonists' greatness be shown without their sacrifices?
Charge ahead, little fireflies!
Ning Suzhi: After being killed by a protagonist, I have to keep traveling between worlds and get killed over and over by other protagonists?
What rotten luck!
Ning Suzhi tore up the employee handbook and went berserk!
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World One: Background Girl at an Elite Academy Gets a Major Makeover and Takes on the F4
The F4 told me to get down and polish their shoes, so I stuffed fireworks into them. Whether their feet hurt is beside the point. I just wanted to wish them an early Happy New Year.
World Two: An Extra in the Entertainment Industry Teaches the Top-Tier Star a Lesson
The top-tier star said our birth charts were incompatible and decided to blacklist me, so I pulled a sack over his head and took him to the deep mountains and forests to discuss metaphysics with my macaque friends.
World Three: A Little Taoist in the Cultivation World Saves the Heartless-Dao Practitioner
Old Ancestor Zhaohua went mad while practicing the Heartless Dao and decided to make the whole world die with him. I was the first target, even though I was just diligently sweeping the floor.
That was offensive, thanks. I pulled out the ultimate divine artifact, Pinduoduo. What a joke, even slashing me 99 times wouldn't be enough.
World Four: A Wealthy Family's Maid Sends the CEO and His Whole Family to Prison for a Team-Building Retreat
The CEO stole kidneys, ran a scam, and fled while pregnant, then wanted to transplant my bone marrow into his darling? Damn it, go act out your star-crossed romance in prison!
World Five: A Chubby Girl in a Period Novel Insults a Billionaire into Bankruptcy
The billionaire came to the commune to pick a concubine and said I looked too awful, ordering me to clean the toilets. One sentence from me made his company's market value drop by a billion.
World Six: The Bottom-Ranked Player in an Infinite-Flow World Saves the World
The Heavenly Dao is unfair. I'm a woman, so I'll handle it.
World Seven: A Neighbor in a Farming Novel Tells the Crown Prince to Go Somewhere Else
The crown prince kept a concubine in the house next door, so I put up a sign on the neighboring courtyard overnight: Happy Red-Light District.
World Eight: Ordinary People in a Political Intrigue Novel Bring Down the Regent Through Storytelling
The regent announced the year's eighth conscription. There were eight people in my family, and I was the only one left. So I told gossip-filled stories at the teahouse, asking the emperor to listen to tales of how he had stationed a hundred thousand troops beyond the frontier while spending every day playing lovebirds with the empress.
Theme: Even an audience member applauding can become the protagonist