The Pretty Cannon Fodder Is Still Trying to Be a Slacker Today

Pei Zhizhi transmigrated into a book.

The good news: The character she transmigrated into looked exactly like her, from her name to her appearance. She was basically a second version of herself.

The bad news: Why couldn't she remember ever seeing her own name in the book?

NPCs stay within their assigned areas; players can explore the world freely.

The player is the female lead, reborn to torment the scumbags. She is an NPC.

By a stroke of luck, on her first day in the book, Pei Zhizhi latched onto a kind person. He was handsome and doted on her, the perfect gullible sucker. Pei Zhizhi decided to lie flat and enjoy herself.

Wait... The powerful patron she'd latched onto seemed to be the biggest villain in the whole book, the Crown Prince, who would eventually be killed by the male lead!

Pei Zhizhi packed her things and prepared to run. But before she could even get started, the villain caught her and locked her in a little dark room.

Oh no, she'd made the villain turn evil...

The villain insisted on being with her. She shoved him away and said, “That'll cost extra.”

She waited and waited, but the villain still hadn't been killed by the male lead.

Hold on, why had the villain been reborn too?!

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Smart, adorable, delicate, beautiful baby x seemingly gentle, secretly scheming daddy

Little white rabbit x big bad wolf

Reader's Guide:

1. Both leads are each other's first and only, one-on-one romance, happy ending, not a strong female lead.

2. A light, sweet story with no logic. Everything serves the plot and the author's tastes. Turn off your brain and enjoy.

3. The names aren't arbitrary. I put care into both leads' names. I really like the word “branch” because it feels so full of life. The male lead in my other book is called Little Tree, and the baby girl in this one is called Zhizhi. They're both such lively people, so I think those names suit them perfectly. “Pei Zhi” sounded too cool and distant for her character, so I went with “Pei Zhizhi.”

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Upcoming novel: [Journey to the West] Can a Little Lamb Win Over the Monkey King?

A Ling is a little lamb. After cultivating the Dao and becoming an immortal, she earned the Queen Mother's favor and was appointed to serve at her side.

“Hey, have you heard? The new Imperial Keeper of Horses actually dared to complain about the position the Jade Emperor gave him.”

“How could I not have heard? That monkey went back to the mortal world and even raised a banner calling himself the Great Sage Equal to Heaven. What arrogance...”

It wasn't the first time A Ling had overheard fairies whispering about the Imperial Keeper of Horses.

They said the monkey had once been a spirit stone, which absorbed the essence of heaven and earth over countless years before taking human form.

A Ling kept walking, leaving their whispers behind.

She only needed to do her own job well.

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The once-in-a-century Peach Banquet was coming up, and the Queen Mother ordered A Ling to manage the affairs of the Jade Pool.

“What Great Sage Equal to Heaven? Never heard of him. He's just a lowly Imperial Keeper of Horses, a stone monkey who looks after the peach orchard. How dare he think he can attend the banquet at the Jade Pool? What a joke.”

A Ling remained composed as she walked over and interrupted them. “This is a place of spiritual cultivation. You mustn't speak carelessly.”

Those little fairies knew A Ling, so they dropped the subject.

“Hey, A Ling, that butterfly hairpin on your head is lovely.”

A Ling was puzzled. “Butterfly?”

She had never owned a butterfly hairpin.

A Ling reached up to touch her head, and the gesture seemed to startle the butterfly resting in her hair.

A translucent butterfly, gleaming like white jade, fluttered away from her hairpin.

A little fairy's voice came from beside her: “It must be a little spirit butterfly that escaped from one of the palaces. How mischievous!”

A Ling watched the butterfly fly away. For some reason, it seemed familiar...

Cool, gentle little fairy x Sun Wukong, the Great Sage Equal to Heaven

Theme: Become a better version of yourself.