She Always Fails to Slack Off [Transmigrated Book]

A scheming spectator who smiles like a tiger × A timid little sunfish

Han Jiang transmigrated into an early, gaudy cultivation novel as a cannon fodder character destined for an early death.

She hadn't read the original novel, nor did she have a system.

No spoilers, no system, no missions – what a 'three-no' transmigrator indeed.

Good news: The original owner was a slacker, relying on her master's pampering, she never cultivated, spending her days sleeping, drinking tea, and reading idle books.

Han Jiang: This is perfect for me!

Just as she was preparing to settle into a life of ease, depending on others for everything, she encountered a 'smiling tiger'.

Cang Jingyun appeared respectable and kind to others, but in reality, he was a cold spectator who attacked ruthlessly from behind the scenes and enjoyed scheming and watching.

One slacked off, the other observed from the sidelines.

After encountering each other from afar multiple times while watching the excitement, the two finally united. They relied on the male and female protagonists to charge forward while they watched leisurely from the rear.

Just when Han Jiang thought she could relax, the male lead died, and the female lead became depressed.

The plot completely fell upon their shoulders.

What the heck! Wasn't I supposed to be cannon fodder?

This isn't my job!

Now, both of them were forced into action, passing the buck to each other.

Han Jiang: "You go!"

Cang Jingyun: "I can't, you go!"

"A man can't say he can't, it's up to you, I'm slipping away!"

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The night Cang Jingyun saved Han Jiang, he had already realized that she was not the original Han Jiang.

He didn't know where this imposter came from, attempting to replace the original Han Jiang.

Cang Jingyun had always preferred to be a bystander, and this time was no different.

He leisurely stood aside, watching what tricks this 'new Han Jiang' would play.

So he often teased her: "How come you're so different from the original?"

This was much more interesting than the original Han Jiang.

"So, will you expose me?"

In the darkness, a life-gambling question.

"No."