Wen Yan was a straight-as-an-arrow woman who longed to wear Lolita fashion and fall in love. Instead, she was forcibly bound to the “Male God System” and forced to disguise herself as a man in the entertainment industry's cutthroat arena.
If she didn't give off Alpha pheromones, she'd get electrocuted? Wen Yan tearfully switched into overdrive.
Her “abdominal-muscle illusion” at a basketball game sent the whole crowd screaming, while a rainy-night cornering scene on a variety show had actresses throwing themselves at her. She became the dream “husband” of millions of young women, but also thoroughly offended Lu Xingye, the aloof, arrogant heir apparent of the capital's elite.
She thought they were sworn rivals, but the way the young master Lu looked at her grew more and more peculiar.
Behind the door of a cramped dressing room, his breathing was ragged, his eyes red with barely restrained desire, and his scorching fingertips pressed firmly against her waist. His voice was hoarse as he rasped, “Wen Yan, even if you're a man, you can only be mine.”
Wen Yan desperately guarded her chest binder, screaming inwardly: Help! Don't come any closer! I'm really a woman!
Then, on the highest awards stage, broadcast live around the world, Wen Yan tore off her tie and revealed her stunning secret identity in a dark red gown.
The whole internet crashed, and countless male stars and industry power players went wild.
Below the stage, the young master who had struggled so hard with his sexuality crushed the wineglass in his hand. He stared fixedly at the breathtakingly beautiful woman onstage and smiled, dangerous and unsettling.
At last, this once-tamed mad dog could indulge in his rose without a care for the world's judgment.
I have a few minor suggestions: it would be better if it were an all-male, no-CP scenario. Also, please don't make the scent milky; it makes me feel awkward. There are a few grammatical errors, but they're acceptable because the premise is good, realistic, and novel. It's probably an AI-generated story.
This type of product is quite novel and appealing, but every time I see that milky scent, I feel awkward. Seriously, does that milky scent have to appear so frequently? [Petrified]
I have a question: since all the registered information is male, why are we assigning a female roommate? Is that right?
I think it's alright. I can tell the author is quite cute from the emoticons. Writing about milky fragrance is fine; I know it's meant to showcase the female lead's femininity, but it doesn't need to be emphasized so constantly.
It's possible, but the system is too malicious.