The Little Educated Youth Is Clearly Powerful, Yet Far Too Delicate

Boxing champion Xu Yinyin transmigrates into a book, becoming the male lead's doomed cannon-fodder fiancee.

The original owner was a pampered capitalist heiress who was in love with the male lead, but she was gravely ill, and he was seduced away by the female lead.

Worse yet, before the original owner had even died, the male lead gave all her clothes and jewelry to the female lead so she could pretend to be a rich heiress.

Xu Yinyin: What a pair of scumbags. To hell with you!

After transmigrating into the book, Xu Yinyin not only recovers from her illness, but unexpectedly gains superpowers.

However, she still has the constitution of a delicate darling: she can't be out in the sun or do hard labor, and she can't lift or carry anything. At the slightest disagreement, she simply collapses on the spot!

And yet she can finish a whole day's work in ten minutes, and earning a full ten work points every day is no problem.

The educated youths are so annoyed by this delicate darling: "Who spoiled her rotten?"

Just then, a peerlessly handsome military officer steps forward to protect his wife: "She's my wife. I'm the one who spoils her."

Xu Yinyin can't understand why she transmigrated into a book and gained superpowers, yet somehow ended up without a pocket dimension.

She looks at her husband's high-tech space, packed with supplies, and drools with envy.

"What's yours is mine, and what's mine is still mine!"

The handsome commander pins her against the wall. His lips brush her earlobe as he murmurs in a husky voice, "What's mine is yours. And I'm yours too."