Baby Wants It, Baby Gets It

A complete chronicle of the heroine taming her System Other people's tycoon Systems control money and make their contract owners dance to their tune. Li Mantang's System spends every day on the verge of an emotional breakdown, practically begging to be called Dad. It's hilarious. Even if it did get called Dad, it wouldn't help. The ancestor doesn't listen anyway. With such a troublesome Host, this stupid contract can't even be terminated. The System wants to smash its head against the phone screen every day. But the ancestor is still waiting for its money, so there's nothing for it but to keep transferring funds. A feel-good story about spending money. The heroine doesn't follow the traditional mold. She's genuinely difficult, has a bad temper, and can be a bit annoying. She's a pure hedonist who can't stand people who obsess over the rat race. No preaching, just talking about having fun. There are all sorts of people, and not everyone she meets is a good person. Men and women alike can be good or bad. Whether you see through them is up to you. The author isn't rich, so please understand if some of the wealthy characters' behavior isn't realistic. I've never experienced that kind of wealth myself, and I might get upset if you point it out. The story is set in Hong Kong simply to let the heroine spend money and avoid a few plot holes. There are many fleeting, ambiguous relationships. The heroine only enjoys the feeling of happiness and always puts pleasure first. Theme: I'm happy, you're not