How Am I Supposed to Have an Online Romance When I’ve Become a Nanny?

Li Zhizhi transmigrated into a book and became a housekeeper for the wealthy Xie family.

And not just any housekeeper: she was a top-notch gold digger. Other women went after their bosses, and so did she, targeting her own cold-faced supervisor, Xie Wang.

All told, she'd gotten more than eight million yuan out of him. Her salary as a housekeeper? Just eight thousand yuan a month.

Over eight million versus eight thousand. Li Zhizhi sucked in a breath. This wasn't just next-level; it was practically heaven and earth.

She thought that was the original owner's limit, but it turned out this woman had an extensive operation. While working as a housekeeper, she'd also started an online relationship with a boyfriend studying in Switzerland, the quintessential sweet, innocent puppy-boyfriend.

A soft voice, a sweet way of calling her,

and he'd easily handed over another three million yuan.

Impressive.

Truly impressive.

Li Zhizhi had never seen that much money in both her lives combined.

As soon as she transmigrated, she became a woman drowning in debt. The original owner had run up the bills, but Li Zhizhi was left holding the bag.

Worse still, her puppy-boyfriend in Switzerland was about to return home.

The book's iconic love-triangle showdown was waiting for her to jump right in.

A wolf in front, a tiger behind.

All Li Zhizhi wanted was to run.

But her supervisor, who had once been so cold and distant he couldn't even be bothered to raise an eyebrow at her, suddenly became tender and attentive, giving her everything she wanted.

Meanwhile, her online boyfriend sent her a voice message. His voice was soft and nasal as he pleaded, “Sis, don't leave me…”

Li Zhizhi sighed at the sky, speechless.

What was she supposed to do?