The God Forced to Live Off Others

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As a delicate, frail, good-for-nothing Blue Star person, Ye Wei has the bad luck to become the Host of a strange beast, which brings her to the interstellar era two thousand years in the future.

Alien species run rampant, and ancient gods have returned to the world... As a complete good-for-nothing with both mental and physical abilities, Ye Wei’s only golden finger is the strange beast inside her, which can achieve a 100% match with another person’s mental power.

Ye Wei: “Could you at least make me stronger?”

The strange beast: “No. You can’t.”

Ye Wei had planned to stand on her own two feet, but is forced to live off others instead.

Her first benefactor is Carion, the Alliance’s supreme military commander.

He is the guardian of humanity who ended the interstellar war single-handedly, stopped the invasion of strange beasts, and personally established a divine prohibition across the stars.

Everyone thinks this lowly woman is unworthy of the commander and only got lucky with her compatibility rating.

So, as soon as she gets her hands on the relic, Ye Wei can’t wait to break off their engagement.

But... the other party goes mad.

Fleeing in a hurry, Ye Wei faces the Alliance’s sweeping wanted notices. With tears in her eyes, she can only change her appearance and go after her second benefactor.

He is a young genius, foolish and innocent, and doesn’t realize that Ye Wei and the woman on the wanted notice are one and the same.

On their wedding day, the young man’s eyes are bloodshot and his long hair flies like flames as he roars at the shuttle vanishing into the sky. “Ye Wei, don’t let me find you!”

By then, Ye Wei is already rushing to the side of her third benefactor.

...The Alliance’s rebel leader, a priest who babbles about mysterious things.

He has a peerlessly beautiful face and runs a sinister sacrificial operation.

Believing that loving her means killing her, the priest makes Ye Wei his most treasured sacrifice.

On an elaborate altar drawn in mithril, Ye Wei dodges the sacrificial dagger with her free hand and plunges it into the man’s heart before walking away without looking back.

His pale blue eyes stare fixedly at Ye Wei’s retreating figure, leaving without a shred of hesitation, while his face bears an expression of crazed obsession.

“I’ll bring you back. You’ll be the most perfect... sacrifice.”

Ye Wei looks around in confusion, realizing that after offending three men, there is nowhere left for her in the Alliance.

She chooses to flee into the boundless star region, where strange beasts are everywhere.

Finally, after collecting all the relics, Ye Wei at last remembers: there were no strange beasts and no time travel. Everything was nothing more than a wager she made with herself.

A cold-hearted heroine who stops at nothing to achieve her goals VS heroes who would give up their lives just to be in love

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Nuclear explosions, the apocalypse, contamination, lost communications...

After the great disaster, contaminated zones are everywhere. Acid rain falls without warning, dust storms erupt at any moment, and simply staying alive is hard.

Survivor bases are isolated from one another, and the roads connecting them are full of danger. Goods can only be transported by people.

Couriers have become an indispensable part of the wasteland.

Bai Mu is a considerate and attentive courier, dedicated to delivering every parcel into its owner’s hands.

A corpse wrapped up like a mummy that still moves and runs around? No problem. Just wrap it in a few more layers of tape.

A demanding customer who gives orders and won’t stop babbling? No problem. Just knock them out and have them sign for the package.

Ratmen who like to steal the goods? No problem. Break their bones, clear out their holes, and package them up to sell.

Contaminated creatures that keep blocking the road? No problem. Bai Mu steps onto the writhing, twisted vines, grabs the guitar on her back, and blasts them away with some hard-hitting music.

The setting sun is red as blood. Bai Mu rides her motorcycle, loaded with cargo, speeding across the vast, barren Gobi Desert.

Whose package should she deliver today?

Some unknown man: Mu Mu, don’t just deliver packages. Remember to come home!

A short-tempered, irritable heroine with immense fighting ability who would always rather throw a punch than say a word.

[The male lead is a supportive househusband, a lovesick admirer who endures every slight, afraid the heroine will dump him if he does anything to displease her.]

Theme: Everything begins with equality.