After Transmigrating into a Book, I Ended Up with the Disabled Villain Bottom

Jiang Xu transmigrates into a coming-of-age novel full of angst.

The protagonist is a girl with a disability who is bullied because of her illness and eventually jumps off a building. It turns out that she is the long-lost daughter of a wealthy family, and her rich older sister takes revenge on the bullies, leaving none of them alive.

And Jiang Xu is bullying the protagonist in the restroom.

Jiang Xu: qaq.

She tries to comfort the protagonist, who looks at her with disgust. She drives away the bullies, but the protagonist looks at her with scorn and disbelief.

What is she supposed to do?

By chance, Jiang Xu gets the protagonist's contact information and comes up with a plan.

Online dating.

Since you don't want to see me, I'll just pretend to be someone else and get close to you.

Using an alternate account, she successfully wins her way into the protagonist's heart, and the two become best friends.

In real life, the protagonist gradually starts doing better. She even sneaks her phone into school, despite being the top student in her grade.

They become absorbed in their virtual online world.

Until one day, the protagonist confesses her feelings to her.

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In real life, Jiang Xu has always quietly watched over the protagonist.

The protagonist falls and can't get up.

She: (reaches out, then stops) Runs to get a teacher.

The protagonist is mocked for her lame leg and hides in a grove to cry.

She: (quietly stands in the distance and sends her comforting messages) Then punishes those bastards.

Until one day, she sees that the protagonist has recovered. She's about to leave! But the protagonist catches the hem of her clothes and says softly: "I've always known it was you."

What now? Their friendship has turned into something else!

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Later, Jiang Xu discovers the protagonist lying weak and limp in her arms, speaking softly to her: "You can do whatever you want with me, A Xu."

Even if I'm destined to die, I'll live on for you.

Dog-girl reader as the top x gloomy, lovesick protagonist as the bottom

P.S. A winter-only, healing, sweet little story. No angst.

Theme: Would someone who fell off a cliff pause, even briefly, for the flower growing above it?