Disguised as a Man: The Heir Starts Pursuing Her Himself

"Host System binding detected. If the mission fails, your life points will be reduced to zero!"

When Song Gege, who had stayed up late until she died suddenly in the modern world, opened her eyes, she found herself in an ancient academy, where everyone bullied her as a "stuttering good-for-nothing." The original owner had jumped into a lake and drowned because she could no longer endure the bullying. When Song Gege transmigrated, she was lying in bed, her head splitting with pain.

To complete her mission, she disguised herself as a boy and returned to the academy under the original owner's identity, only to discover that she had gained a gloomy, obsessive roommate: Xie Xingzhou, heir to the Marquis of Changping.

At their first meeting, he coldly told her to get lost. She thought she'd gotten a terrible start in a hellish scenario, but one unexpected twist after another followed.

"I'll help you this once. There won't be a next time."

"My lord, this is the second time you've helped me."

"Oh. There won't be a third time."

"My lord, this is the third time now."

"My lord..."

"I know. This is the fourth time."

Xie Xingzhou had a secret.

He was always convinced his roommate was up to no good with him.

They had known each other only a few days when she told him he was the best person in the world.

She was always looking at him with those dewy, adoring eyes. How was that anything like a man?

She claimed, "My lord is beyond my reach," yet when everyone else spurned him, she stood in front of him, her slender back shielding him.

It wasn't until she fell from her horse at a palace banquet and her hairpin and jade crown shattered that he caught her wrist amid a cascade of dark hair. His fingertips brushed the red mole on her wrist as he asked, "Song Gege, can you guess why I indulge you every time?"

The System's alarm blared. She stared in shock as his affection points skyrocketed.

The man leaned in, his peach-blossom eyes curving into a faint smile. "Why not guess when I discovered your secret?"