Two systems fighting each other | forced love | campus to city | no whitewashing | double cleanliness | strong woman | crazy criticism
On the first day when I dressed as a vicious female supporting character, I bound two systems.
One told me to clear my name and stay away from the male protagonist. One makes me criticize like crazy and get him.
I chose the latter.
It's not chasing, it's taming. Use money to break his spine and bite his lips with kisses. I paid off the debts of the orphanage, installed surveillance cameras, and even punched in every morning and night without saying a word.
The whole school broadcast declared sovereignty: "Thank you for being mine."
He hates me to the core, but he can't run away.
The cold and arrogant top student was forced into a corner by me. His eyes were red and his voice was trembling: "... Master."
Later, his life experience was exposed and he became the heir to a top wealthy family. Everyone thought he would take revenge on me.
He did get his revenge.
The way is - press me against the wall and kiss me crazier than I am.
"You've tamed me for so long, it's my turn."
My disobedience value is almost reaching 100, and the system says that if I do evil again, I will die.
He hugged me and his voice was as dumb as sandpaper: "Then let's die together."
——Do you think this is a sweet pet? No, this is domestication.
I used money, blood, and life to tame him from a wild dog into a crazy loyal dog.
Crazy Batch Queen vs Her Mad Dog
"Call Master."
"... Master."
"Say you're mine."
"I'm yours."
Until the end, her life will be hers.
Reader comments
(Declaring that I personally don't like it, don't comment) It feels like it's missing that flavor. The heroine is a boxer in the ring. Yeah, but after reading it halfway through, I realized that I can't tell. In the first few chapters, I protect the hero like a nanny (you can't do this). When I choose this subject, I have to be crazy enough, not crazy enough, and not that. Five stars to support it.
(Declaring that I personally don't like it, don't comment) It feels like it's missing that flavor. The heroine is a boxer in the ring. Yeah, but after reading it halfway through, I realized that I can't tell. In the first few chapters, I protect the hero like a nanny (you can't do this). When I choose this subject, I have to be crazy enough, not crazy enough, and not that. Five stars to support it.