My Online Love Is My Tycoon Enemy, and I'm Just Cannon Fodder

The story is complete, but the ending is a little rushed. If that bothers you, read with caution. [Sweet romance, one-on-one, devoted couple, happy ending.] Jiang Huaiwan has a sworn enemy named Si Xubai. They’ve never gotten along since childhood, and neither can stand the other. * Jiang Huaiwan also has an online boyfriend she’s been dating for a year. He’s fit, affectionate, and good at comforting her. On the day she agrees to meet him in person, she gets into a car accident. The good news: she only has a mild concussion and can leave the hospital in a day. The bad news: she discovers she’s the cannon-fodder villainess in a novel, and her sworn enemy, Si Xubai, is the male lead. The worse news: her online boyfriend is also Si Xubai. In the novel, after Jiang Huaiwan’s online relationship is exposed and her secret identity is revealed, she really falls for Si Xubai. She even drugs him and forces herself on him. It’s that very act of drugging him that accidentally brings the male and female leads together. Once the villainess’s schemes are exposed, she ends up abandoned by everyone. Si Xubai also uses his connections to send her overseas, never to return home. Jiang Huaiwan angrily tears up the script. What the hell! There’s no way she’s cannon fodder. What online boyfriend? What sworn enemy? Break up. Break up right now! Huh? Why can’t she break up with him, and why is there a clingy puppy following her around? What is wrong with Si Xubai? He climbs into her bed while crying and kisses her until she’s fed up. When Jiang Huaiwan is left sprawled against the headboard, holding her aching waist, all she can think of is one high-pitched lyric. Three days and three nights