A novel trend suddenly took off online, featuring heroines who had lots of children. People jokingly called it the Sow Style.
The premise sounded kind of fun at first, but Bai Yu, an ordinary corporate drone in modern society, said this joke had gone too far!
Because she really had transmigrated into one of these novels, and as the villainous supporting character who was the root of all evil, no less. When reading the novel, Bai Yu had been stunned by the heroine's ridiculous, overpowered golden fingers. It was clearly a story about an antisocial heroine with cheat abilities living happily in the apocalypse, yet it insisted on labeling her morally upright and strong-minded.
Living a genuinely miserable life every day, Bai Yu realized the story was just the author's self-indulgent fantasy and promptly dropped it. But then she was swept up in a transmigration into a book. Transmigrating into an apocalypse novel was one thing, and becoming a cannon-fodder supporting character who trafficked people was another. But in a story where every Tom, Dick, and Harry had superpowers, Bai Yu didn't have a single golden finger. She had no powers, no family or friends, and was sickly to boot.
In the hell-difficulty apocalypse, Bai Yu diligently worked on infrastructure, helped the heroine raise her sickly younger brother, and built a base for her friends. But the heroine repeatedly targeted her, the younger brother she had raised with so much effort turned out to be an ungrateful wretch, and her friends were driven off to who-knows-where.
Bai Yu sneered.
