Apocalypse: The Transmigrated Cannon-Fodder Female Lead Wins by Clinging to the Big Boss

Liu Wanwan wakes up to discover that she has transmigrated into a male-oriented apocalypse novel, becoming a cannon-fodder female supporting character who is destined to die at the very beginning of the story. Knowing exactly how dangerous her future is, Liu Wanwan has only one goal: survive until the end. Rather than struggling on her own, she decides to attach herself to the novel’s powerful male lead, Fu Chengxiao, and become his obedient little sidekick. As long as she can hug this big shot’s thigh, she believes she will have nothing to fear. Unfortunately, things do not go according to plan. Fu Chengxiao, a formidable three-element ability user known as the “Human Meat Grinder,” gradually develops feelings for the adorable and slightly foolish girl who only wants to be his little follower. While Liu Wanwan remains completely oblivious to his intentions, Fu Chengxiao becomes increasingly frustrated by her lack of romantic awareness. To make matters worse, Liu Wanwan’s charm attracts all kinds of unexpected companions. A proud mutated sunflower competes for her attention, a little zombie empress insists that Liu Wanwan belongs to her, a two-thousand-year-old mutated apricot tree casually asks when the couple plans to have children, and even a mighty crested eagle seriously offers to find her a gentler mate. Then comes the stunning beauty Song Wan, who boldly suggests that Liu Wanwan abandon Fu Chengxiao and elope with her. As Liu Wanwan navigates the dangerous post-apocalyptic world with her powerful abilities and her ever-growing group of eccentric companions, Fu Chengxiao finds himself surrounded by rivals determined to steal his girl. Eventually, the usually calm and domineering Fu Chengxiao reaches his limit. Everyone who keeps trying to steal his girl has to get lost! — Description from novelcodex.orgFull novel: Apocalypse: The Transmigrated Cannon-Fodder Female Lead Wins by Clinging to the Big Boss — read the rest free on N​o⁠v​e⁠l​C⁠o​d⁠e​x⁠.​o⁠r​g⁠