[Alternate World] [Hot-tempered, tsundere, and demanding heroine & gloomy, self-effacing, affection-starved hero] [One-on-one, both leads' first love, sweet romance] [Marriage Before Love] [Mistaken stand-ins for each other]
When Ye He died in the line of duty, her heart was full of regret.
First, the senior she had never confessed to had died protecting her. She owed him her life.
Second, she hadn't been able to see the grandmother who raised her, the head of her orphanage, one last time.
She felt deeply guilty...
Later, she inexplicably transmigrated to another world and became a strange little divine attendant with both male and female anatomy.
Then Wen Lin, a Chosen One who looked exactly like her senior, mistook her for his first love's stand-in and hid her away in his villa like a caged songbird.
He even presumed to offer her the status of a secondary wife.
Was she supposed to put up with that?
Ye He certainly wasn't, so she ran off on the spot.
But she never expected the man to go completely mad. He went from an overbearing CEO to a gloomy, obsessive ghost, clinging to her until she could barely breathe.
Ye He thought there was something wrong with him. He said she was the only medicine that could cure him...
Later, a spoiled young master tried to take her as his plaything, only to fall helplessly for her.
And the crown prince, who had looked down from on high and used her as a pawn, also decided he wanted to force her to love him.
Wen Lin pulled out their marriage certificate and ground his teeth in fury. “Those wild men coveting my darling all deserve to die...”
Ye He could only stare at them, speechless. “Don't you love-struck idiots have anything better to do?”
So when the Restoration Party came to invite her, Ye He climbed into their car without much hesitation.
From then on, in this class-stratified otherworld, she would bring down the wealthy, redistribute the land, and build a free new world...
As for the man who kept following her everywhere:
“Wen Lin, now that you're cured, stop clinging to me.”
“Don't even think about it. There's no way I'll ever get better!”
The author writes well and is worth reading