Your Delivery Guy Is Here, Please Sign for It

A chubby homebody with a ton of inner monologue and mild social anxiety vs. a warm, adorable, seemingly harmless fake poor second-generation heir An Ran is a web novelist who earns a million yuan a year, but she's also a reclusive leftover woman with social anxiety. She doesn't like shopping, can't dress herself up or do makeup, and is hopelessly addicted to writing every day. Her first boyfriend, who once swore he'd make her happy, traded up for a new colleague at his company, a wealthy, beautiful returnee, after An Ran's weight shot up from 95 to 160. After her rich, handsome boyfriend dumped her, the chubby, rich homebody writer An Ran set herself two goals in life: 1. Lose weight and become ridiculously skinny. 2. Keep a sweet, obedient pretty boy. Target acquired: the new delivery guy → Looks: His smile is so handsome √ → Talent: His cooking is delicious → Difficulty of keeping him: ...Wait, is this guy secretly a big shot?! The plan to keep him falls through. But Qin Xiao says they can start the dating plan instead. An Ran: "Qin Xiao! You owe me my delivery guy!" Qin Xiao: "How about I make it up to you by giving you me!" Bonus scene: One day, after An Ran had gone from 160 to 100, she finished the feast her boyfriend had lovingly prepared for her, then looked at him with tears in her eyes and said: "At this rate, I'm going to get fat." The man eating raised his head. After a couple of seconds, he said with a straight face, "A little extra weight is good. Otherwise, people will keep thinking I'm a playboy who changes girlfriends too often!" Then he put another piece of braised pork in her bowl and said, "Come on, just one more bite." An Ran cupped her face and looked at Qin Xiao sitting across from her, holding back a laugh. "Are you complimenting me in a roundabout way?" Qin Xiao: "You've got it wrong. Your being so beautiful just puts a little too much pressure on me!" Anti-piracy: 50% locked for 72 hours. Warning: The heroine is a beauty-lover. If you can't accept that, or think a beauty-obsessed fangirl has no self-respect, click the top-right corner. See you in another book if fate allows! Coming next A serene, health-conscious Daoist heroine who values noninterference vs. a brooding, scheming Count of Monte Cristo-style hero In 1990, Qiao Sui Sui dropped out of middle school and headed south with her fellow villagers to seek a living. With the same education as the others, she started out as a factory girl. Twenty years later, while her friends had amounted to little, she had become a celebrated businesswoman in Rainbow Town. Her wig factories had spread throughout Southeast Asia. But just when she'd amassed a fortune and could finally stay home to enjoy it, she was diagnosed with late-stage lymphoma and died. Given another chance, Qiao Sui Sui refuses to head south with her friends. Having seen through wealth and status, she just wants to be a health-conscious "country girl." She never expects to get caught up in a feud between powerful families, then somehow help a man bent on "revenge" become an internationally renowned jade tycoon! Late in life, now a wealthy matriarch, Qiao Sui Sui looks back on her life and tells her children and grandchildren with a helpless sigh, "I was born lucky with money. What can I do? I'm at a loss too!" The man: "There are too many people eyeing my wife's lucky, prosperous fate. I'm panicking!" A Daoist heroine, with face-slapping and feel-good revenge! Premise: