Gender swap, male to female / Succubus System / ultimate beauty / dense straight man / innocent, coy flirt / dramatic money-grubber / timid but good at pretending / no romance, one-sided arrows
Straight-laced office worker Jiang Yu dies from overwork while trying to save the last hundred thousand yuan needed for the down payment on his future marital home, hoping to become a groom as soon as possible.
He transmigrates into Jiang Yu, a minor cannon-fodder follower beside the fake heiress in a novel about a real and fake heiress that his girlfriend recently read.
The best news: the essential golden finger for transmigrators.
The bad news: he has gone straight from being a grown man to a delicate, stunning beauty.
Oh, he forgot to introduce the golden finger System: the Succubus System. Jiang Yu says he has never heard of it.
But when she hears that simply approaching men will earn her money, she nearly cries with joy despite facing the disastrous start of being a million yuan in debt.
Jiang Yu thinks there are men all over the streets, so paying off the debt should be effortless.
Thus, Jiang Yu excitedly goes out onto the streets to make money, only to find that her earnings increase by 0.01 star coins per second.
Jiang Yu remains completely misaligned in her understanding of things, defining every flirtatious entanglement as making money. All she wants is to clear her debt, get rich, lie flat, and enjoy life.
She is skilled at acting vulnerable and pitiful, sweet-talking and coaxing people, and taking advantage of rich second-generation heirs’ affection. She appears to be passively entangled, but is actually exploiting everyone from beginning to end to make money and build her career. Stubborn in her values, she firmly refuses to admit that she could ever like men.
What others think of her: alluring, an expert flirt, constantly involved in ambiguous relationships, and deeply calculating.
The reality: she is completely clueless the entire time.
When someone confesses that they have fallen for her, she can only stare blankly. “Are you sick?”