[Substitute + yandere + multiple heroines + chasing her husband + System + daily life]
Three years ago, Chen Wang's grandfather was diagnosed with cancer. At this critical moment, Chen Wang awakened a System. With its help, he signed a substitute contract with Shen Zhi. Shen Zhi is the head of Kyoto's most powerful family: possessive, aloof, and fiercely controlling. She sets strict requirements for every little detail of the substitute she's hired, Chen Wang, and little by little, he fulfills every one of them.
Three years later, when the contract expires, Chen Wang vanishes without a word, following the System's guidance. Shen Zhi is furious and wants to have him dragged back. But when the man she's always loved returns to the country, she decides to let Chen Wang go for the time being.
Later, after spending time with her beloved, Shen Zhi realizes he falls short of that silent shadow in every way. She begins obsessively thinking of Chen Wang: remembering the sight of his back as he bit down and endured the lashes without a sound. Only then does Shen Zhi realize that the person she used to strike on a whim and never cherish has long been etched into her bones.
Meanwhile, Chen Wang returns to Chuncheng. He befriends Su Nian, whose background is much like his own, and reunites with Wen Wanqing, the older girl who grew up with him. He settles into a peaceful, fulfilling life.
Shen Zhi initially plans to force Chen Wang to come back, but his attitude makes her give up on that idea.
But Shen Zhi still doesn't want to let Chen Wang go. If she can't beat them, she might as well join them!
Shen Zhi has never apologized to anyone in her life, and she doesn't know how to speak gently. But she's learning, starting from scratch.
I feel that the pace of the plot of this book is quite good, and the character creation is also relatively three-dimensional. Some people may think that the heroine is too strong, but I think this is a problem that all stand-in stories have at the beginning. It should get better later. I hope the author can do a good job in the subsequent transformation. The plot is getting more and more interesting 🤭
The book is quite nice. Speaking of dialects, there is no trace of AI. This is really rare in Tomato, but I beg the author not to write too much in dialects... Long paragraphs of dialect chats are really hard to understand. There is no need to describe them in dialects.
Come on, author, don't stop.
The book is very good. Come on, author, don't stop updating.
Very well written. Support! After reading it, I felt very happy. The feeling of regret and unwillingness in my heart was indeed there. The emotional pull between the few people was also quite good.
Come on, it's okay
At least it doesn't use AI, I didn't see it. . .
I hope the author will work harder and write more carefully.
Emmm it's okay, you can read it