Quick Transmigration: The Sweet Green Tea Girl Has Her Love-Struck Boyfriend Wrapped Around Her Finger

Quick transmigration | Ultra-sweet romance | Devoted, love-struck puppy | Spoiled little troublemaker | Healing everyday life | One-on-one romance, both leads are romantically inexperienced

[Synopsis]

Ruan Zhi is a top-tier little troublemaker with “high-maintenance” and “loves money” written all over her face.

After being bound to a System, her mission is to win over her targets and milk them for everything they’re worth.

In the first world, her target is Jiang Yanchuan, a famously gifted but poor student at Jiangcheng University.

When they first meet, Jiang Yanchuan lives in a leaky, low-rent apartment and wears an old shirt washed until it’s faded. He can’t even bring himself to buy a bowl of pork rib noodles with meat.

Sitting on his rickety old bed, Ruan Zhi carefully works through her little calculations. Her red lips part: “Yanchuan, I want the most expensive strawberry cake from that shop.”

She expects him to think she’s vain. Instead, the usually cool and proud young man takes the hardest coding gig he can find in the frigid winter night.

He stuffs every bill, warmed by his grip, into her hands. His eyes redden, and his voice is hoarse yet tender. “Ruanruan, you can have all my money, and my life too. As long as you stay by my side, I’ll buy you all the sweets in the world.”

Later...

Jiang Yanchuan goes from a cramped, freezing rental to a spacious high-rise apartment with floor-to-ceiling windows. The penniless young man becomes an internet tycoon worth hundreds of billions.

Once a person falls in love, they become a fool. In the midst of chaos, they’re always trying with all their might to pick out the very best and offer it to the one they love. A single offhand compliment from that person is enough to make me instinctively fawn over them and accommodate them again and again., The Man Who Laughs, Victor Marie Hugo