She Forces Me to Confess Every Day

On the first day I entered the book, the system asked me to say to the heroine: "I just bought you." She quietly replied: "I know." The system received five million. That night I used the money to buy a street full of desserts and left them at her door. The system said that the worse she was, the higher the reward - scolding her, pushing her, letting her get wet. I did it all. Then he stuffed the ointment into the crack of the door, put the coat on her shoulders, bought her favorite desserts, and put them where she could see them. The system asked me what I was doing. I looked down and saw her squatting under the tree, and the sunlight fell on the old mark that I didn't know how to name yet. "I'm learning one thing - how to get close to someone without a mission." Then she came over to me. I also find that I no longer need the system to tell me what to say. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.