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Capítulo 1

Chapter 1 CP1

With the arrival of the first wave of cold air, the air in Weicheng, located in the south, also carries a chill.

However, this chill was quickly dissipated by the flashing spotlights. The camera was focused on a long black car, and under the watchful eyes of everyone, the long-closed door finally opened slightly, and a slender, beautiful leg slowly stepped out.

Amid gasps of surprise, a young woman stepped out of the car. She looked to be in her early twenties at most, but her every move exuded the noble air cultivated by her privileged upbringing. She wore only a thin, long black coat and held a snow-white fox in her arms, gently kneading it comfortingly from time to time.

She walked forward expressionlessly, accompanied by her assistant. The reporters surrounding her were intimidated by her aura and automatically made way for her. Her eyes held a sharp edge, and she showed no fear or timidity as dozens of spotlights swept across her face.

Prolonged exposure to spotlights can negatively impact one's health, so her assistant quickly handed her a pair of sunglasses.

As soon as the people in the car finally opened the door, the reporters who had been surrounding the lobby rushed forward. The crowd created a somewhat sultry atmosphere, and the reporters, who had been waiting for a long time, pushed their microphones in front of the woman.

"Ms. Lu, is your appointment to a senior management position at Xihe Film and Television really, as rumored online, a pre-emptive takeover of the family business?"

"Ms. Lu, what are your thoughts on the online comments that you 'got the job through connections'?"

"Could you tell us your views on the future development of Xihe Film & Television?"

I don't want to answer.

This Miss Lu is the heiress of the Lu Group. She is aloof and distant, and has kept a very low profile since returning from abroad. This is, in fact, her first public appearance. The questions asked were tricky and sarcastic. The woman in the center of the crowd slowly put on her sunglasses, letting her assistant deflect them one by one.

Seeing that her carefully prepared questions were all brushed off, the first reporter to squeeze forward was unwilling to give up. She shouted at the woman's departing figure.

"Miss Luyu!"

The person whose name was called turned around reflexively.

"Of the hundreds of artists under Xihe Film and Television, which one do you have the most faith in for their future development?"

Amidst a barrage of sarcastic and cynical questions, this one seemed refreshingly unconventional. Lu Yu paused in her tracks, and her assistant turned to her, quietly asking if she wanted to answer.

For some reason, the assistant noticed a rare emotional fluctuation on his boss's face, as if he was suppressing his emotions. Under the watchful eyes of everyone, Lu Yu slowly uttered two words.

"Chen Fu".

Perhaps it was because the December temperature was too cold, but when the cold wind blew, Lu Yu's face turned slightly red, and her voice trembled a little. Her arrogant expression disappeared in an instant, and as if she were saying the name of her beloved, Lu Yu carefully read out the two words.

Chen Fu?

This answer surprised the reporters in the audience, because none of them had ever heard of the name Chen Fu.

Seeing that the reporter didn't respond, Lu Yu simply stepped forward and took the microphone.

"The artist I have the most faith in is... Chen Fu."

Her tone was solemn and calm, as if she were reciting "I do" after saying her vows at a wedding. Xihe Film and Television is one of the top entertainment companies in China, with no fewer than twenty popular actors, singers, and idols under its wing. This person named "Chen Fu" was clearly not among these top-tier stars.

It could also be a recently emerging rookie.

Relying on their professional instincts, many reporters immediately opened search software to look for him, but the results were very disappointing. This person was not a rising star, but just an obscure idol under Xihe.

According to the information, Chen Fu has not performed on stage since breaking her right leg in a stage accident two years ago. There are rumors that Chen Fu has retired from the entertainment industry, but she has not made an official announcement yet.

How could someone like that possibly catch Lu Yu's eye?

There's a story behind it!

The atmosphere at the scene was ignited once again. Amid the chaos, Lu Yu shoved the microphone back into the phone and, escorted by security, quickly walked into the company gate. Perhaps because of the overwhelming crowd, she twisted her ankle as she stepped onto the last step and fell down in a rather embarrassing manner.

...

An eerie silence fell over the scene once again.

Immediately, a cry of system collapse echoed in "Luyu's" mental sea.

"Host, could you please not mess this up right after logging in?!"

Lu Xiaomi, a college student who transmigrated into a book and became the eldest daughter of the Lu Group, was also on the verge of tears.

"My assistant found me such high heels, and I've already been very considerate by enduring them until now before spraining my ankle!"

Chapter 2 CP2

Lu Xiaomi transmigrated into a book.

The book she was wearing was a fan fiction she wrote herself.

...

This sounds very mysterious. These days, transmigration novels are a very popular genre, but Lu Xiaomi should be the first person to transmigrate into her own work.

Ah, that's why they say art comes from life.

To my shame, the reason she transmigrated into the book was quite ridiculous.

She died of anger.

Lu Xiaomi is a fangirl. She accidentally saw Chen Fu dancing on a variety show and fell in love with Chen Fu at first sight.

While others chase celebrities for fun, for her, it's like undergoing a tribulation...

Chen Fu debuted seven years ago, and her original company, Tianyu Shengshi, was a notorious scumbag in the industry, lacking both resources and funds. Chen Fu had to pay for her own early music videos. Later, Tianyu was on the verge of bankruptcy and had to split up all its artists' contracts, and Chen Fu was transferred to Xihe Film and Television. Lu Xiaomi thought her idol could finally live a good life, but unexpectedly, Chen Fu accidentally fell off the stage during a senior's concert, fracturing her right leg and possibly never being able to dance again.

Faced with such a difficult situation for her family, Lu Xiaomi was so angry that she couldn't breathe. In order to live a few more years, she wrote a fanfiction for Chen Fu, a story about a golden finger-wielding protagonist who takes down the villains and slaps them in the face.

However, the real world isn't as idyllic as it seems. Chen Fu had finally made a comeback recently, and her fans had been eagerly anticipating her first job after half a year. Lu Xiaomi was overjoyed, but the night before the event was scheduled to begin, Xihe suddenly sent out a notice saying that due to unforeseen circumstances, Chen Fu's work had been canceled.

...

"What the hell is this 'force majeure'? Just say you don't like Chen Fu!"

Upon learning this result, Lu Xiaomi was furious and cursed Xi He with three thousand words. Perhaps due to her extreme emotional state, coupled with her long-term irregular lifestyle, Lu Xiaomi died of anger...

However, every cloud has a silver lining. Because her obsession was too deep, she was transported directly into the fanfiction she had written for Chen Fu after her death.

*

Lu Xiaomi, who had fallen, was carried into the rest room by several security guards. She had sprained her ankle and had a large, swollen bump.

After applying the medicine, the assistant opened the door and left, reminding Lu Xiaomi of a meeting at 3 PM before leaving. Seeing that Lu Xiaomi was alone in the lounge, the little white fox, who had been lying on the sofa, nimbly jumped onto her.

"Host, you shouldn't have mentioned Chen Fu's name directly just now..."

This little white fox is named 0413, and it is the system that Lu Xiaomi transmigrated into this book.

Lu Xiaomi lay sprawled on the sofa, looking like a corpse.

“Lu Yu just returned from abroad and obviously cannot know Chen Fu. What you just said may cause the character to be out of character.”

The OOC (Out of Character) punishment system was created by 0413's boss, 0505. 413 had repeatedly emphasized to her that she must keep her character in mind before doing anything. Lu Xiaomi's transmigration script this time is a very simple welfare book. There are no tasks or main plots, and the characters have a very high degree of freedom. As long as they don't go out of character, they can do whatever they want.

However, for Lu Xiaomi, she simply couldn't avoid mentioning Chen Fu's name when faced with reporters' questions.

Lu Xiaomi has been a fan of Chen Fu since her debut. She accompanied Chen Fu through many years of obscurity, and naturally, she would not let go of any possibility that could make her idol shine.

0413 licked her injured ankle.

"This time, 0505 has given you a red card warning. If there is a next time..."

"The system may take some enforcement measures..."

Chapter 3 CP3

Upon hearing this, Lu Xiaomi nodded weakly.

The coercive measures were formulated by 0505, and I've heard they're incredibly terrifying...

"0505's methods are extremely cruel; those who fall into its hands are left wishing for death..."

0413 showed off two small sharp teeth, pretending to scare the deer Xiaomi.

Unfortunately, 0413's words only increased Lu Xiaomi's psychological pressure and did not help her cosplay Lu Yu.

While waiting for the meeting to start, 0413 gave Lu Xiaomi a detailed introduction to Lu Yu's character design. To ensure Lu Xiaomi could effectively protect Chen Fu, 0413 specifically added the renowned Lu Group to the fanfiction world. The Lu Group is a veritable overkill, owning businesses in virtually every imaginable area. Thus, Sun Hao, the once all-powerful boss at Xihe, becomes a mere employee beholden to headquarters, while Lu Yu, as the Lu Group's eldest princess, truly holds the reins of power in front of Sun Hao.

Under this setup, Lu Yu's character has great power and high status, making it incredibly easy for him to promote a few stars.

Lu Xiaomi is very satisfied with her character identity.

Moreover, as the original author of this book, the system grants Lu Xiaomi a high degree of freedom. The system does not set any main quests or achievement goals, which means that as long as the character is kept out of character, Lu Xiaomi can do whatever she wants.

Upon learning of these settings, Lu Xiaomi couldn't help but burst into tears, feeling a sense of exhilaration, as if she had been liberated from her serfdom and was now singing a song of triumph.

So the silly and cute 0413 in front of him also became adorable. Lu Xiaomi kissed the fox's face, and with a mouthful of fox fur, he made a vague promise to 0413.

"Don't worry, I will absolutely never be out of character again!"

*

In fact, the flags you set will eventually be proven wrong. Lu Xiaomi knew that she would definitely fall apart later, but she didn't expect that day to come so soon.

Just like the houses that Lu Xiaomi had built before, her solemn promises crumbled instantly upon meeting Sun Hao in person, leaving not even a foundation.

Sun Hao is in his forties, well-maintained, with a kind face and a youthful and refreshing hairstyle. He is greeting Lu Xiaomi with a big smile, looking very friendly and approachable.

But when she thought that the owner of that smile was the culprit who caused Chen Fu to be sidelined, and that every pore of his skin was oozing the malice of capitalists, Lu Xiaomi could no longer suppress the urge to tear Sun Hao apart alive.

Perhaps sensing the host's soaring anger, 0413 in her arms let out a soft moan, trying to bring Lu Xiaomi back to her senses.

Okay, I'll endure it...

The consequence of forcibly suppressing her anger was that Lu Xiaomi didn't listen to most of the content of the meeting.

"Chen Fu's work schedule for the second half of this year..."

The familiar name pulled Lu Xiaomi back to reality. Sun Hao seemed a little impatient after hearing Chen Fu's name. He tidied up the documents in front of him and rudely interrupted the staff member.

He had just returned from a business trip and knew nothing about what had happened that afternoon.

“An idol music show will be launched in the second half of this year. Wasn’t she originally a singer and dancer? Let her be the MC.”

Upon hearing this, Lu Xiaomi immediately gripped her pen tightly.

Chen Fu's greatest passion in life is performing on stage as an idol. Even when she injured her right leg and was told she could never dance again, she didn't change her mind. However, the burden of her company and her injured body prevented her from returning to the stage. So, going on stage became a painful, unsettling scar in her heart, one that would bleed every time it was brought up.

But now Sun Hao has actually made her a host on a music show.

She had appeared on a similar show before, and Lu Xiaomi couldn't bear to recall the disappointment on Chen Fu's face back then. The thing she craved most was so close yet unattainable, and she was applauding and cheering for someone else's performance amidst the audience's applause...