[Scheming green-tea heroine vs. hopeless romantic hero] Su Nuan transmigrates into a period novel and punches the male lead into amnesia, then impersonates the villainess who supposedly saved his life!
The male lead, Lu Xiaohan, is a distant, exceptional man with a bright future. He’s an officer destined for greatness.
The original owner of Su Nuan’s body is a selfish, vain village girl who works as a nanny. She fell for the male lead at first sight and wouldn’t leave him alone.
Just as she was about to be kicked out of the Lu family, the original owner took all their money and hid in the mountains. By sheer accident, she found the male lead after he woke from unconsciousness while on a mission!
After luring him back to her remote mountain village, she abused and tormented him, wanting nothing but to sleep with him and dreaming of using a child to marry into his family and rise to the top overnight.
Su Nuan nearly fainted. Looking at the male lead, who was handsome enough to make gods and men alike despair, she felt no admiration for his looks.
All she could think about was how, once he regained his memory, he would force the original owner to take abortion pills, send her to prison, and leave her to die from blood loss.
In the end, he would even throw her corpse to the wild dogs to be devoured.
Su Nuan trembled with fear.
[Ding! Strong survival instinct detected in Host. Green Tea System binding successful!]
Pretend to be a green tea, rack up affection, earn rewards, save money, and make a run for it.
Su Nuan bound herself to the System without hesitation and began her sweet, demure green-tea routine.
At last, she had saved enough to escape. But the male lead cornered her at the edge of the kang, his expression furious. “You think you can run after sleeping with me?!”
A thousand horses galloped through Su Nuan’s mind.
Holy crap!
When did this guy get his memory back?
The male lead, who had once despised her and acted so superior,
now clung to her desperately, his eyes red and his whole body trembling as he begged in a lowly voice, “Nuannuan, please, don’t leave me.”