Completed on 2016-12-16

Cui Taohua transmigrated, and tragically, she became a cannon fodder female supporting character in a martial arts novel.

To escape becoming cannon fodder, Cui Taohua set herself a goal: to cling to the female lead! After all, the female lead's martial arts skills are unparalleled, unfathomable, and incredibly powerful!

But after Cui Taohua successfully latched onto the female lead's coattails, she discovered that things were starting to go wrong.

Cui Taohua said with a serious face: "Senior sister, we clearly agreed that we were just clinging to each other's coattails!"

Guan Fusha smiled faintly, "Junior sister, you're mistaken. You can cling to my thigh, but as for where I cling to you... that's up to me."

#How do I deal with the female lead always touching me inappropriately under the guise of protecting me?#

This story is also known as "The Correct Way to Make the Female Lead and Male Lead Clash," "The Wrong Way to Cling to a Powerful Figure," "I Gaydreddishness to Survive," and "The Self-Cultivation of a Failed Supporting Female Character."

Consumption Guide:

1. This is a yuri (lesbian) story. (I'm saying it three times because it's important)

2. This is a 1v1 story with a happy ending. It features a cunning senior sister and a manipulative junior sister.

Content Tags: Sweet Romance, Time Travel, Martial Arts Feuds, Female Supporting Character

Main characters: Cui Taohua, Guan Fusha | Supporting characters: etc. | Others: etc.

Brief review of the work

Cui Taohua transmigrated, tragically becoming a cannon fodder female supporting character in a martial arts novel. To escape her fate, she decided to side with the female lead, clinging tightly to her powerful backer. However, after successfully securing the female lead's coattails, Cui Taohua discovered things were starting to go wrong; the subsequent plot was like a runaway horse, suddenly going berserk… This novel is witty and humorous, lighthearted and not angsty, a sweet and innocent story from beginning to end. The plot is fresh, and the characters are portrayed with delicate emotions. The two distinct protagonists are intertwined, slowly developing feelings for each other, from initial fluttering to deep affection. The plot is full of twists and turns, attracting readers from different angles, making it a worthwhile read.

[Slow-paced + Ensemble Cast Elements + Growth + No Cheats]

Ji Nian is an ordinary office worker, spending Monday to Friday repeating the same daily grind and sleeping in his dorm on weekends—a seven-day cycle that plays on endless repeat. Everything stays the same until a newly hired assistant disrupts this monotonous loop.

The assistant is a very beautiful girl. She takes him hiking up mountains, to see the sea, to amusement parks, and to do many things he’s never experienced before... But for some reason, even though these are all things he’s never done before, Ji Nian feels an inexplicable sense of familiarity—almost as if he’s done them not just once, but many times!

Until that day, when he’s driving alone through the silence...

The story takes place in the fictional Chinese kingdom of Caiyun. According to legend, a young man, aided by the power of the Eight Immortals, founded Caiyun. Consequently, Caiyun's territory was divided into eight provinces: Hongzhou, Huangzhou, Bizhou, Lanzhou, Zizhou, Heizhou, Baizhou, and Chazhou. Approximately 600 years ago, the king of the time ordered the nobles of each province to adopt one of these eight colors as their surnames (for example, the Marquis of Lanzhou became Lan, the Marquis of Hongzhou became Hong, and so on). Commoners were prohibited from sharing surnames with these eight marquises. Consequently, those bearing these eight colors were considered the most aristocratic of the nobles. Furthermore, because the Marquis of Zizhou, where the capital was located, also served as king, the Zi family became the royal family's surname. Despite being born into the prestigious Hong family, Hong Xiuli lived in poverty. She had to work extensively to support her family. Having experienced the turmoil of the throne struggle as a child, she deeply understood the suffering of the people. From a young age, she diligently studied, hoping to pass the imperial examination, become an official, assist the king, and build a prosperous and peaceful nation. However, as a woman, she cannot take the imperial examination. One day, Xiu Li accepts a high-paying commission from Grand Tutor Xiao and enters the harem as a noble concubine to teach and assist the incompetent emperor. This opportunity leads Xiu Li to a career as an official, and she encounters a variety of people.

Once the gears of fate begin to turn, love and hate intertwine into an impenetrable net. Turning to Ashoka's "The One I Loved Most Was the Murderer," the male and female protagonists embark on a perilous and fraught journey to uncover the truth behind the unexpected death of the male protagonist's wife.

COVID-19, disease, hardship, misfortune, workplace struggles, love and hate, life and death… They persevered through countless difficulties, and they embraced new life amidst despair. This book celebrates the steadfastness and devotion of love, showcases the resilience and brilliance of humanity, and takes you deep into the labyrinth of human nature to explore the true meaning of love and redemption.

In this battle between love and sin, can they uncover the truth? The book features both thrilling mystery and delicate, moving emotions; it depicts a love story that transcends life and death, and also reveals the ugliness and justice of the world.

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