[Older, brooding, hopelessly lovestruck puppy × optimistic little ray of sunshine who refuses to bow to fate]
Mutual identity reveals | Everyday life in a shared rental
Shen Qingcan drowned by accident while saving someone, then transmigrated into an unfinished sweet-romance novel as Shen Qingran, a rich heiress.
According to the plot, she would squander her family’s fortune, make a scene at every turn, and eventually have her soul extinguished by the male lead, Pei Huaijin.
To escape her doomed side-character fate, she moved into a rented room to prepare for her exams.
Her motto: [Stay away from Pei Huaijin and cherish your life]
Her roommate, A Qiang, was a cold-faced weirdo who gave her an unfriendly look every day, as if warning her to keep her distance.
One day, she saw him get out of a luxury car driven by a man.
At last, she could relax her constant vigilance.
They were just sisters.
But after they had lived together for a while, A Qiang actually demanded that she make their relationship official, then produced proof of his chastity. “A Can, I know you’re stressed about your exams, but the men out there are all filthy. Only I stay by your side every day. I’m pure and chaste. You can have me for a day, a month, or a year.”
His puppy eyes glimmered with hurt. “…Just say the word, and I’ll never bother you again.”
…
The first time Pei Huaijin met Shen Qingcan, he decided she was an assassin.
He deliberately hid his identity and kept her under close surveillance.
But the longer they spent together, the more he realized she was simply obsessed with money.
All those female assassins wanted to kill him, while she couldn’t even stay focused on her job.
…
A Can got into university, with no money and no family.
To call off his engagement, he broke with his family, leaving himself with no money and no family either.
He had been waiting for this very moment.
Now he could become her guardian and support her openly.
At last, A Can belonged to him alone.
Shen Qingcan’s motto: [What doesn’t kill me only makes me stronger.]
Pei Huaijin’s motto: [Without A Can, I’d be better off dead.]
