How Is Miss Lin Today?

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A life-loving heiress who’s a sucker for pretty faces × a scheming, love-struck young man

After transmigrating into a book, Lin Baozhu had just one word to describe how she felt: “Amazing!”

Sure, she’d transmigrated into the role of the vicious supporting female character who abused and humiliated the male lead, only to suffer a terrible revenge in the end.

But she was, RICH!

She ate delicacies, wore fine silks, and had servants who waited on her hand and foot…

Who said transmigrating into a book was bad? This was fantastic!

Come on, she couldn’t bear to die when life was this comfortable.

So Lin Baozhu decided right away to enjoy her second life to the fullest. She absolutely wouldn’t offend the male lead and meet the same fate as the original owner.

Fortunately, she’d arrived early in the story. The original owner had only just bought the male lead and hadn’t physically punished him yet.

But… she had already humiliated him verbally and locked him in a tiny woodshed without food for a whole day.

Looking at the frail, pretty youth kneeling before her, Lin Baozhu silently added “run away with all the family wealth” to her list of backup plans.

To avoid arousing suspicion, Lin Baozhu kept up her spoiled-young-mistress act while treating Lu Yuting well with an imperious air.

She didn’t beat him to vent her bad moods like the original owner had. Instead, she occasionally came up with excuses to give him money, and even sent him to school.

At the same time, she made sure he remembered that everything he had came from her.

“Remember, you’re this young lady’s little servant. Got it?”

Lu Yuting lowered his lashes, hiding the turbulent emotions in his eyes.

“Yes. This servant belongs to you, Miss.”

As the days passed, the male lead, the pretty young man at her side, grew more and more obedient. Lin Baozhu was very pleased.

But a few days before Lu Yuting was due to travel to the capital for the imperial examinations, she began frequently dreaming about how he’d taken revenge on her in the original story.

Was it a warning?

Lin Baozhu didn’t dare take any chances. In the end, she decided to run away.

So on the night before Lu Yuting left for the capital to sit the exams, she moved everyone from the Lin household away.

In the carriage, Lin Baozhu breathed a sigh of relief:

Pretty boy, since I treated you pretty well, don’t come after me to kill me, okay?

After fleeing, Lin Baozhu enjoyed several more comfortable years as a carefree rich woman.

Then one day, on a whim, she went to the Marriage Temple to tie on a red thread, hoping to attract a high-quality live-in son-in-law. A pair of long, slender arms wrapped around her from behind.

“Miss…” Lu Yuting’s voice was husky, his lips against her neck.

“You were so hard to find…”

Lin Baozhu was utterly dumbfounded.

Reader’s guide and content warnings:

1. This is not a story about a strong, independent female lead. If you judge every character in a book by high standards or expect every heroine to be a powerhouse, please don’t read. The male lead becomes a little twisted in the middle and later parts and pursues her by force. If that bothers you, read with caution.

2. The dynasty is fictional, and very, very loosely based on anything real. Most details are made up, and the plot mainly serves the romance. Please don’t scrutinize it or take it too seriously.

3. Both leads are sexually inexperienced; one-on-one romance; happy ending. This isn’t a serious drama, just a light, sweet story about everyday life.

The following is a preview of an upcoming novel. If you like it, little darlings, please add it to your collection~

"Candy and the Bad Dog" A warmhearted little sweetheart × a haughty rich kid

Su Moyi had known since childhood that she was an incredibly lovable little girl. She was pretty and well-behaved, too, so everyone who saw her would coo, “Aww, our Guoguo is so adorable.”

When she was six, little Su found a pretty little boy, but he had a terrible temper

“Hey, little guy, what’s your name?”

“I… Why should I te… tell you?”

“I’m not telling you!”

The little boy in front of her was crouched miserably on the ground. Tears and snot streamed down his face, but he still glared at her, just like the grumpy little dog at the neighbor lady’s house.

Little Su Guoguo scratched her head, looking troubled.

“If you don’t tell me anything, how am I supposed to help you?”

“Who said I need your help?!”

She was confused. Hadn’t Mom said that when kids cry, it means they need help?

Six years later, the scrappy little puppy, now twelve, was moving away

“I’m leaving! I really am leaving!!”

“Oh, you’ve been saying that for three days. I’m doing my homework.”

“Su Guoguo!! I hate you!!”

Little Su Moyi scratched her head again and replied helplessly,

“Qiqi, I already told you I’m going to miss you so, so much. You don’t have to remind me every day.”

The little boy froze, then mumbled,

“W-who said I wanted you to miss me…”

With his face bright red, he ran away from her window.

Su Guoguo was confused again.

*

When people talk about Ming Qi, the young master of the prominent Ming family in Yun City, they all know him as a notorious brat.

As the late-born son of Chairman Ming and his wife, he’d been spoiled rotten from a young age, and naturally grew up cocky and willful. No one had ever managed to make him behave or back down.

But with such a brazen personality, he also happened to have a stunningly handsome face, which only made him even more popular.

When Su Moyi transferred to Heng High, she didn’t pay much attention the first time she heard rumors about this famous student. She just thought his name sounded familiar.

Her deskmate told her a whole lot about him. In short:

“Sure, this young master has a terrible personality, but he’s unbelievably gorgeous!”

She figured she had nothing to do with this legendary figure at school.

But only later did she realize…

Huh? They were talking about that Ming Qi? The puppy who whined and pestered her all day whenever she ignored him, and was so easy to appease that one hug was enough to make him forgive her?

Were they talking about the same person?

Bonus scene:

At lunch in the cafeteria, Su Moyi thought of this and asked him in confusion, “Qiqi, why does everyone say you have such a bad temper?”

The handsome youth across from her, looking perfectly well-behaved, passed her the imported yogurt he’d brought and said calmly,

“Don’t listen to them. It’s all rumors. Rumors stop with the wise.”

The classmates who’d witnessed everything: “…”

A naturally spacey little ray of sunshine is the perfect match for a haughty puppy!

Reader’s guide:

1. The leads are sort of childhood sweethearts. They knew each other for six years as children, spent several years apart, and reunited in high school.

2. Both are sexually inexperienced; one-on-one romance; happy ending. A light, sweet story set in a high school.

3. The story includes plenty of fictional details, so please don’t compare it with real school life.

Blurb saved on June 17, 2026. I came up with it on the spot, so the story itself takes precedence. I may revise this later.

Theme: Cherish life and enjoy the present.