Su Chi, a timid girl who looks calm but is panicking inside, × Jun Ye, a jealous softie who looks aloof but is sweet underneath.
Su Chi had already completed all her missions and thought she could return to the real world. But 002 unexpectedly dragged her back into the mission world and assigned her a new task: raising a male lead.
Su Chi: “Pfft, raising a male lead? Easy!”
Wait, why are all these male leads so pitiful? There’s the chancellor’s son whose entire family was executed, the bullied little star in showbiz, the orphan with no parents, the little angel who was lost in the human world...
And why is her role in each world so complicated? She has to pretend to bully the poor male lead, or she’ll go out of character.
But why does the male lead’s affection keep climbing when she’s already pretending to be as mean as possible?
Is the male lead a masochist? (Not really.)
Su Chi thinks she maxed out his affection with her own charms, only to discover that his affection keeps rising even when she does absolutely nothing.
Something feels wrong to Su Chi, so she interrogates the young man.
Su Chi: “Are you after something from me?”
He must be trying to scam me out of money!
Jun Ye’s cool, handsome face slowly turns red. Under Su Chi’s gaze, he actually nods.
Jun Ye: “I only have ulterior motives when it comes to you, A Chi.”
Su Chi: ...
The heroine is very professional and has no makeup, and is not too brainless. The emotional transition is also very natural, and the eyes are confirmed to be Kuonai's sweet text. The writing is very good, and the writing is very immersive.
It's really good. I just couldn't tell the difference between men and women in the first story, but overall it's good.