[Sickly, sweet, wooden heroine vs. half-dragon, peacock-like male lead + Elite academy + Male lead takes on the heroine's pain + Heroine absorbs the male lead's fortune + Dual Systems + Class divide + Both leads are inexperienced]
Overnight, Cen Xi transmigrates into a book as a cannon-fodder girl at an elite academy in the imperial capital.
And she's a sickly girl who's going to die in less than six months?
Luckily, she has a System that tells her to get close to the top tycoon's son, Ye Zhaoyu, the novel's son of fortune.
Only then can she ease the sudden pain in her body.
She must absorb his fortune until her own fortune reaches 100 percent.
Only then will she be completely cured and have a healthy body.
But... she's just a commoner who wants to lie flat. Getting close to Ye Zhaoyu, the heir to a top financial dynasty, is way too hard...
Wait? She suddenly realizes that all the pain in her body... is actually being suffered by Ye Zhaoyu...
And the pain transferred to him is three times worse.
Ye Zhaoyu says coldly, "I'm warning you, don't get hurt. If you dare make me feel pain, I won't let you off. Understand?"
Cen Xi agrees, but when she has an episode, she deliberately injures herself, forcing the arrogant young heir to show up by her side...
His scent is so good... Being near him feels so nice...
Wait... Why isn't my fortune increasing anymore?
What? We need to be more physically intimate for it to go up?
Not long after, Ye Zhaoyu pins Cen Xi against a wall. His eyes are red, his voice low: "You don't like me? Then why did you approach me in the first place?"
"Xixi, please, just give me one kiss. Just one, okay?"
I feel very interested after reading the introduction. I will update it soon. I want to read your last novel. I also finished it. I really like the setting of that one. I also like the setting of this one😘😘🥰🥰
Great, more points
Chasing the author's second book🤭 I just want to ask the author who is so good at writing what novels he likes to read. It's so exciting. I want to read it.
It's pretty and interesting.
Highly recommend this book