You Think I’m Winning You Over, but I’m Actually Saving Money

Lin Wan, an office worker who’s been chewed up and spat out by society three times, transmigrates into the body of a bankrupt heiress saddled with five million in debt. The System gives her an S-rank mission with just one requirement: Get Gu Chenzhou, CEO of the Gu Group, to say “I love you.” The reward is 100 million, which can be cashed out. While other quick transmigration heroines dive straight into romance, her first questions are: “Do I get social insurance and a housing fund? How is overtime pay calculated? Who takes responsibility for workplace injuries? Does the replacement position come with an employment contract?” And so, what should have been a melodramatic “romance with a stand-in” turns into a legitimate job with overtime calculated by the minute, full social insurance contributions, and no cuts to the housing fund. She only wants to pay off her debt and buy a home. He, meanwhile, follows labor laws while quietly adding a new item to her life plan: 【Pay off this 100 million early, together with her.】 A hilarious workplace romance that turns the domineering CEO trope on its head. After all, the author has had a job. A real job.