[Transmigrate into a book + on-screen comment System + married first, love later + older man + both virgins, healing]
[Self-serving, gorgeous, money-grubbing little rabbit * abstinent, doting, jealous big shot]
Xu Zhimo opened her eyes and found herself transmigrated into a book as a cannon-fodder supporting character.
The good news: completing missions and reaching 100 points of affection from the on-screen comments would earn her ten billion to go home.
The bad news: her System was a somewhat clueless rookie.
On the System’s advice, Xu Zhimo took someone else’s place and married the male lead, who pretended to be crippled in the novel. According to the plot, three months later, the male lead’s first love would return from abroad, and Xu Zhimo would be kicked out and meet a tragic end.
At their first meeting, the cold and abstinent male lead, whose bone structure was practically divine, handed her an agreement: they would stay out of each other’s way, and they would divorce once he had cleaned house at the company.
But after they married, things went completely off script.
Why did the notorious, violent and volatile young master keep holding her and kissing her every day?
Not only did he stand up for her, he even let her feel his firm, manly waist.
The comments told her it was all fake, just an act. The System said the male lead must be sick of her by now!
She believed it, until she’d earned enough affection points and his first love returned to pester him. The System told her to humiliate the male lead and leave.
She put her hands on her hips and snapped in a cute but fierce voice, “You’re so frail, stuck in a wheelchair all day. Your back aches and your legs are lame. You’re not strong at all!”
But the next second, the man rose to his feet and pinned her firmly against the wall. His ears burned red, his eyes glistened with restrained desire, and his scorching palm gripped her waist. His breath tangled with hers, making her tremble as he rasped,
“Frail? Isn’t my stamina something you know better than anyone, my dear wife?”
