This novel's blurb
Talk about being unlucky! Lin Wanyue keeps getting dragged uncontrollably into nightmares. To catch the mysterious bus that will take her back to reality, she has no choice but to give in to the game and keep completing all kinds of tasks.
One moment, she's a day laborer doing renovation work in an urban village, working herself to the bone all day and trying to fall asleep at night to the sound of something crunching on bones. The next, she's a miserable fisherman on a boat, forced to sign away her freedom. She has to toil at hauling in fish while keeping an eye out for the demons and monsters aboard. Another time, she's even tasked with escorting a bride to her wedding...
Completed: The Average Girl's Harem, Live-Action Mary Sue
Song Zhiyin is an utterly ordinary girl with no looks, education, or connections. A wage slave who spends every day crawling around her rental apartment in misery, she unexpectedly dies and transmigrates into an old-school romance novel set in the entertainment industry.
Who can relate? Sure, she transmigrated into a book, but other people become heiresses whose identities were switched at birth, wives under contract to billionaires, or at the very least, B-list stars who conquer the entertainment industry. As for her, she becomes a minor, nameless character who appeared just once as a background prop: an insignificant passerby nobody cares about.
No System, no mind-reading or other golden finger, no melodramatic family background, and certainly no extraordinary beauty. As a truly ordinary girl, she's the longtime assistant who does all the odd jobs for a superstar, commonly known as the Zhou Rui family's maid.
She acts like a lackey for a top-tier star, but his gaze on her keeps getting stranger. She befriends an artist, but why does he always want to talk with her about life and ideals late at night? Then there's a rising business star, a tennis champion... They all make their entrances one by one.
Pressing a hand to her bitten lip and steadying her aching waist, Song Zhiyin secretly thinks: she's not the kind of person who jumps from one relationship to another. She's no scheming green tea. She's been perfectly well-behaved and hasn't done a thing, so why are all these men glaring at her with bloodshot eyes and clenched teeth, getting handsy with her and insisting they take responsibility?
What should she do? Children are the ones who have to choose. Adults, of course, can...
All consensual.
Theme: Cherish life
The story is quite good, but the protagonist feels that his presence is too low, and he is not as well described as the supporting actor.
Beautiful, beautiful!!!!
It's pretty cool. The heroine was able to tease others about their mentality when she was running for her life. It's the author, please don't stop updating. Uuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu
Is it an objective sense of incomplete brain development, so-called mental retardation?
It's really scary and disgusting. Refreshed my memory.
All the time does not mean all the time. This is a wrong sentence.
Haven't we talked about this before? Exactly the same conversation.
It feels like I can finally take a breather between each copy. In fact, the description of the environment of the copy is quite good. The pacing is also good. [It changed] so much that I was a little bit more involved and felt a little nervous.
I hope the heroine's parents will be written off as soon as possible. So suffocating.
Be able to understand that no one is perfect and everyone has problems. But this group of people really seems to be a group of mentally retarded people, none of them has a high IQ.