Apocalypse: I’m Just a Cannon Fodder—What’s Wrong With Being Bad?
[Female Protagonist · Transmigration · Apocalypse · Zombies · Superpowers · Mutated Plants and Animals]
Lu Nange transmigrates into a novel set in the apocalypse, becoming a cannon-fodder character—the dead younger sister of a male supporting role!
In the original novel, Lu Nange only had a name because the male supporting character would often take out a family photo to miss his family.
By chance, the male lead sees the photo and casually asks about her, even praising her.
Unexpectedly, because of that one compliment, this cannon-fodder character successfully became the gentle, pure white moonlight in readers’ hearts!
After all, the male lead, who was focused entirely on his career, only ever praised Lu Nange from start to finish.
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Lu Nange, who transmigrated into the book, starts out at the car accident scene where the original body died. Faced with waiting to die or struggling to survive in the apocalypse, she chooses survival...
Since she’s alive, what’s the point of talking if she can act?
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Important warnings!!! Please read carefully:
1. This is a team story, and the female lead is not a lone wolf!
2. As mentioned at the beginning, the novel the female lead transmigrates into is a male-oriented one, so the early depiction of the original male lead is more in the style of a male-oriented novel. Please enter with caution if you mind this!
3. When the female lead does not yet understand the situation, she will keep a low profile at first. By chapter fifty, that restraint... forget it!
4. Before transmigrating, the female lead was just an ordinary person among the masses, so she cannot instantly become decisive and ruthless, and must grow continuously. Please enter with caution if you mind this!
5. The main line is the growth of the female lead and her team; the couple pairing is in the extras!
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