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Su Yin awakens in the body of a girl with the same name in an interstellar world recovering from a great war against the Chongzu. Humans have mutated into Nenglizhe with animal traits, categorized by power levels. The original host was a Level 1 Nenglizhe with a rabbit prototype, subjected to severe abuse by her father Su Yongyuan, stepmother Wang Zhiying, and half-brother Su Liang. She was forced into servitude and eventually beaten to death by her fiancé, Lv Feibai, while pregnant. Su Yin, a transmigrator, inherits her body and a system tasked with fulfilling the original host’s wishes: expose her father’s crimes, leave home, attend university, and escape her fiancé.

Initially weak and malnourished, Su Yin uses the system to hack networks and begins livestreaming a popular game, gaining fame and income. She systematically turns the tables on her abusers. She poisons her brother’s food to cause illness, refuses to cook for her father, and when he attempts to beat her, she dodges using her rabbit transformation. Realizing she cannot win through physical combat alone, she stages a fake suicide by livestreaming her father confessing to murder and attempting to kill her. The police arrive, arrest Su Yongyuan, and reopen the investigation into her mother’s death. Su Yin is rescued by the Minors Protection Association and placed under the guardianship of Zhou Xianghan, a professor and royal relative.

At Zhou Xianghan’s home, Su Yin meets Lu Xingcun, the crown prince and a Level 5 Nenglizhe with a tiger prototype. The system reveals that Lu Xingcun carries a fragment of the Main God, a hidden quest objective worth one percent progress. Su Yin attempts to gain his favor through cooking and kindness. Lu Xingcun is initially cold and indifferent, but his attitude shifts after witnessing Su Yin brutally kick her abusive fiancé, Lv Feibai, in an alley. He later dreams of her soft rabbit ears, causing his favorability to rise significantly. Su Yin enrolls in Imperial Capital University’s Traditional Chinese Medicine department, where she continues to build her research career while navigating university politics.

At university, Su Yin faces harassment from Yu Youqin, the daughter of the Finance Minister, who resents Su Yin’s proximity to Lu Xingcun. Zhou Xianghan intervenes publicly, defending Su Yin and scolding Yu Youqin, which strengthens their bond. Su Yin’s academic talents attract the attention of the Diguo Research Institute, where she develops combat-enhancing drugs and other medical breakthroughs. In exchange for resources, she requests the exile of Lv Feibai to a gold-mining planet and the imprisonment of her stepmother. She manipulates Wang Zhiying into testifying against Su Yongyuan, resulting in the father’s life sentence and the stepmother’s three-year term. Her half-brother is also imprisoned for drug addiction.

With her family defeated, Su Yin focuses on her studies and her relationship with Lu Xingcun. Their favorability reaches levels indicating deep affection, though Su Yin remains focused on her mission. The story follows the triennial exchange competition between Diguo and Lianbang, where Su Yin participates as a medical representative. During a trip to Baihui Star, Lu Xingcun spends more time with her, holding her hand and showing protective behavior. Su Yin begins to realize his romantic interest, while the system notes that she must decide whether to pursue a relationship or continue her mission across worlds. The narrative concludes with Su Yin balancing her academic ambitions, her growing connection with the crown prince, and her ultimate goal of obtaining the Main God fragment.

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Power System
A classification system for humans with animalistic traits gained through mutations. Levels range from Level 1 (lowest combat power) to Level 5 (strongest). Su Yin is a Level 1 Nenglizhe.
Ability
The animal trait or form that a Nenglizhe can transform into. Su Yin's Benming is a frail rabbit, giving her long ears, snow-white fur, a short tail, increased agility, and jumping power when transformed.
Game
A shooting game that Su Yin plays and livestreams. Yue Li also streams this game. Su Yin uses it to gain followers and make a name for herself under the ID Poor Little Pitiful.
Currency
A point system related to positive energy obtained by fulfilling the original host's wishes and eliminating negative emotions. The system uses this for various functions.
Money
Fifteen million that Su Yongyuan allegedly swindled by planning Su Yin's mother's death. He used this inheritance and insurance money to elevate his mistress Wang Zhiying.
Item
A prop containing chicken blood that Su Yin prepared and saved the day before. She used it to stage a fake injury during her livestream, placing it on her head to make it appear she had been seriously hurt. After the stream was cut, she removed the broken blood pack and used the remaining chicken blood to give herself a small wound on her head, making her injuries look convincing to the police and doctors.
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I need to process what just happened between these two because my heart is NOT okay. So Lu Xingcun has this entire dream sequence — fluffy white ears, her hopping around, him reaching out, and then it gets weirdly intimate and he wakes up in a full panic. But then they meet again and SU YIN literally ASKS HIM if he wants to give her his 'true heart' because the system said 70 favorability is the stage where people give their true heart. She's treating romance like a video game mechanic and he's over there having a complete emotional breakdown. And then he touches her ears. The text says his heart 'softened' and he couldn't believe how adorable she was. Favorability goes to 80. But then Su Yin swats his hand away and says 'touch my hand instead, my paws are also nice to touch' and he just... FLEES. No dinner. Just ran away. The tragedy is that she literally asked him to touch her ears and then REJECTED the intimacy and he interpreted it as rejection. Meanwhile she's sitting there going 'I felt like I was taken advantage of for free... where's my fragment??' Neither of them understands what's happening and it's the most painfully cute thing I've ever read. The CP chemistry is off the charts because they're both completely missing each other's signals.
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Okay so let me just say this out loud: the dinner scene in Chapter 6 is absolutely the turning point for Lu Xingcun's entire arc, and I am not over it. Think about it—Su Yin walks up to him on the first day of school, he basically ignores her, and yet somehow she ends up cooking him a full meal and he's eating lamb chops with tears in his eyes? The system even confirms it: favorability goes from negative to +10. That is a WHOLE thing. But what I really love is how the family dynamic shifts. Zhou Xianghan goes from being this polite aunt figure to literally slapping Lu Xingcun with a book and yelling at him in public because someone dared to bully Su Yin. And then the switch—going from furious to soft and gentle when she takes Su Yin's hand and says "Let's go." I literally gasped. The way she protects Su Yin like her own daughter, and then immediately excludes Lu Xingcun from that warmth? Chef's kiss. And Lu Xingcun's internal monologue at the end—"What should I do when my aunt has an adopted daughter and no longer wants her own nephew? Asking for a friend, urgent!"—I was wheezing. He went from cold dismissive guy to the side character who gets left out of the family group chat. Iconic. Also Yi Shang? He's the perfect foil. He's so effortlessly warm and social, immediately claiming Su Yin as his little sister and shaking her hand like they've known each other for years. Meanwhile Lu Xingcun is just... standing there. Watching. The contrast between these two characters around Su Yin is everything.
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Let me just... process the stakes progression in these chapters because it went from 'girl needs to survive college' to 'full-on judicial revenge operation' in like two chapters. The Lv Feibai scene is where it all kicks off. Su Yin lures him to a junkyard with a HACKED surveillance camera — that's premeditated. She's not just reacting, she's setting a trap. And the system helping her hack it shows she's got resources she's not fully utilizing yet. The stakes here are personal survival — he abused the original host, and she's making sure he NEVER comes near her again. But then it escalates to the court scene, which is where the stakes go from personal to systemic. She's not just beating up her abusers — she's using the legal system, turning Wang Zhiying against Su Yongyuan, offering her a deal (three years or life with him). That's chess-level thinking. The conflict isn't just 'revenge' anymore, it's about dismantling an entire corrupt family structure. And underneath all of this is the Lu Xingcun thread — the favorability system creates its own stakes. What happens if she gets the Main God fragment? What happens if he figures out she's using him? The romantic subplot isn't just flavor, it's a ticking clock. The author keeps raising the temperature and I haven't even reached chapter 27 yet and I'm already sweating.
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Let's talk about the most confused man in this entire story. The guy sees Su Yin kick some poor bastard in a dark alley, has a DREAM about her fluffy ears, wakes up calling himself a pervert, then immediately goes to his father asking if he already set her up with his SECOND BROTHER because apparently that's his coping mechanism now. "Did you actually do it?" — bro, you just admitted you were considering shipping your love interest to your sibling like she's a piece of furniture. The king was like 'I actually think SHE'S the one for you' and Lu Xingcun's response is to panic and check if his dad already gave her to his research-nerd brother. This man is so down bad he's orbiting a different planet. And Su Yin? She has NO IDEA. She's over there like 'does 70 favorability mean I can get the Main God fragment?' while he's having a full existential crisis. The scene where he touches her ears and then flees without dinner is peak 'I am not ready for this level of intimacy.' Meanwhile the system is just sitting there like 'Favorability: 80' and Su Yin's like '...where's my reward?' The dynamic is so deliciously mismatched. He's writing love letters in his head and she's treating him like a quest NPC.
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I need a minute. I actually need a full minute because chapter 2 just dropped the most devastating emotional bomb and I am not okay. "Su Liang was born before my mother's car accident. It's possible her death is connected to you, isn't it? After she died, you used her inheritance and insurance money to elevate your mistress, and now you're trying to drive your daughter to her death. Even scum wouldn't stoop as low as you..." Su Yin saying this out loud—actually SAYING IT to his face—after spending the entire first chapter absorbing the original host's memories and understanding every single detail of her murder. The original Su Yin died in silence. No one knew. No one cared. And now this transmigrator is taking up space in her body and speaking the truth that was stolen from her. What killed me was the contrast between the original host's personality and Su Yin's. The original Su Yin was so conditioned into submission that she probably never even questioned her mother's death. She just endured. She cooked. She got beaten. She died pregnant and alone and the system described it as "without causing even a ripple of suspicion." A RIPPLE. This woman was erased from her own life. And then there's Su Yin, who reads all this and immediately thinks "isn't that a bit too easy on them?" That line—"Heh." with an ambiguous smirk that doesn't reach her eyes. She's not just fulfilling a mission. She's personally invested. She feels the original host's pain as her own. The rabbit form thing is also deeply symbolic, right? A rabbit—prey animal, timid, soft, fluffy—and she's using it as a weapon. The original host's Benming was chosen by her circumstances (weak, harmless), but Su Yin is going to make it mean something entirely different. "Even a rabbit bites when cornered" isn't just the chapter title, it's the thesis of the whole story. I'm emotionally compromised and I need to read more.
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The ears keep showing up and I think they're doing a lot of thematic heavy lifting here. Su Yin grows these fluffy snow-white ears when she transforms — they're a physical manifestation of her power, but also her vulnerability. In the dream, Lu Xingcun reaches for them almost reverently. When he actually touches them in the car, it's the closest thing to intimacy they've had. And then she pulls away and offers her paws instead. The ears represent the part of her that's wild and untamed — the Nenglizhe power that makes her dangerous but also something soft and touchable. Lu Xingcun is drawn to both aspects. The dream sequence especially frames them almost like animalistic features that trigger his protective instincts, but also his desire. Then there's the whole transformation motif. Su Yin goes from 'thin and small, always looking like she was on the verge of death' to someone who kicks men in the junkyard and outsmarts the entire judicial system. The ears are part of that transformation — they're visible proof that she's become something more than the original host ever was. They're a symbol of her reclaimed power, which is why touching them feels so charged. Also the blue medicine she invents — literally named 'Blue Medicine' because it's blue. The author keeps undercutting grand sci-fi concepts with dead simplicity, which feels like a commentary on how power doesn't need to be fancy to be effective.
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