The Little Vegetable Defies Fate by Leaking His Inner Thoughts
小植物人靠泄露心声逆天改命了
Synopsis
Song Yin is the quintessential underdog: his parents are gone, he’s living under someone else’s roof, and he’s recently become a vegetable, literally.
But when he awakens to a shred of self-awareness, he realises he’s nothing more than a passing mention in an original novel. The true leads are his uncle’s golden-boy son and the university’s star heartthrob.
“Great,” Song Yin thinks. “I hold the script to the story, but what good is that when I can’t even move?”
Suddenly, the floodgates open. Song Yin’s inner voice begins to broadcast, not just internally, but as a literal, surround-sound display of dialogue bubbles floating above his head.
When his fifth uncle kicks his hospital bed and tells him to just hurry up and die, Song Yin’s thoughts go viral.
Isn’t it about time I remind Fifth Aunt that she should bring home the mistresses she’s been hiding on the side?
Terrified, the uncle immediately hires the best rehabilitation specialists in the city for the “poor little thing.” When his second aunt bickers and orders the servants to move his bed into a damp, dark room, Song Yin’s inner monologue goes into overdrive.
This woman is the most venomous snake of them all!