Female-Oriented? Then I Reject the Male Lead

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Ruan Qianqian transmigrates into a book, a novel hailed as the ultimate in tragic romance for female readers. The System requires her to win over the male lead, Cui Xunhan, become a substitute for his unattainable first love, and follow the plot to its conclusion. Once she completes the mission, she will receive a ten-billion-yuan reward and the chance to return to the real world.

But the System never expected the Host it found to be such a rebel.

Claiming this is a female-centered story, she refuses to pursue the male lead or suck up to him.

She says the heroine gives up on returning to the real world after winning over the male lead, so she doesn't want to do it.

The System stares at the affection meter stuck at zero and uses every punishment at its disposal on Ruan Qianqian. She shrugs them all off and transfers the damage to the male lead instead.

Seeing this, the System takes pity on the male lead and starts treating Ruan Qianqian like royalty.

Ruan Qianqian: Hah. Nice try, calling this a female-centered story while wearing that label.

Reading Guide:

1. The heroine has no romance plot. She isn't interested in the male lead and won't fall for the System, either.

2. This is just a lighthearted roast of female-reader romance novels about winning over the male lead. The heroine's reduplicated name is intentional.

Message: Don't let your feelings get the better of you.