CompletedMelon-Eating System + Hilarious Plot + Whole Family Mind-Reading Shenanigans
At 20 years old, Su An’an suddenly acquires a "Melon-Eating System" and discovers her world is part of a book—and her entire family are villains.
Su An’an: "Wait... my family are villains?"
At the same time, the Su family members gain the ability to hear her thoughts.
Villains? Us? Impossible! We’re all law-abiding, upstanding citizens!
Thus begins their journey of abandoning villainy to simply... eat melons (a Chinese slang term for spectating drama).
At a family gathering:
Su An’an: "What?! Old Master Shen is secretly involved with his housekeeper? But isn’t he almost 80?!"
The Su family collectively turns to Old Master Shen and his housekeeper with newfound respect in their eyes: "Still going strong at his age—impressive!"
At a banquet:
Su An’an: "That cold and aloof CEO actually suffers from hemorrhoids? And he’s even applied ointment before coming here?"
The Su family watches the CEO with meaningful gazes: "Ah, so appearances can be deceiving! That explains his awkward posture. Look—he just scratched his butt discreetly!"
After the banquet, the Su family unanimously shortens their bathroom breaks to avoid hemorrhoids.
In the business world:
Father Su hears a new piece of gossip: "The refined and dignified 40-year-old business partner secretly enjoys cross-dressing and role-playing with his wife!"
Father Su, imagining the scene, lowers his head and mutters to himself: "Now I can’t unsee it. How am I supposed to face him professionally anymore?"
With a life filled with endless gossip, the Su family finds sheer joy in eating melons daily. As for being villains?
"Whoever wants to be a villain can go ahead—we’re too busy enjoying ourselves!"
Tags: Comedy, Supernatural, Slice of Life, Family Bonding, Mind-Reading, System, No CP (No Romance).
Key Message: Sometimes, letting go of expectations and finding joy in the little things can make life unexpectedly delightful.