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Blurb:

The male lead is cool on the outside, tender underneath, and commanding when he wants to be.

The female lead is a timid, sweet, thoughtful, lovestruck little sister.

[One-on-one romance, sweet and doting]

Tang Xin has a crush on someone.

That someone is Nan Bing, the company's famous cold and domineering CEO. By chance, she gets a robot modeled after his appearance, and she's so lovestruck that she even grins foolishly at the robot.

Rumor has it that Nan Bing wasn't always so cold and domineering. Everyone knows it has something to do with his ex-girlfriend.

Tang Xin doesn't dare hope for anything. She can only secretly admire him and act all high and mighty in front of the robot.

Until one day, she notices something strange about the robot.

It's actually staring at her, and it even corners her against the wall...

Only then does Tang Xin realize that the robot is Nan Bing in disguise...

One day, Tang Xin's neighbor, an older-brother figure, complains to Nan Bing: My little sister is being pressured by her family into an arranged marriage. If it were convenient, I'd help her, but unfortunately...

Nan Bing's gaze turns cold as he replies in a low voice: I can help her...

Later, in the office, Nan Bing corners Tang Xin, step by step, and looks down at her. "I heard you have a robot. How about replacing it with the real thing?"

This story was originally titled The Robot Is the Real CEO.

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The Seventies: The Villain's Nemesis [Book Transmigration] blurb:

Liu Mengyu is a rich young woman, spoiled and pampered, lazy and fond of good food. She argues with the world, the people, and even the air around her. One day, she wakes up in a period novel.

In the original story, Liu Mengyu's father died early, leaving her, her mother, and her younger sister to depend on one another. Before his death, her father had accidentally caused the death of Song Tianhe's mother.

Worse still, Liu Mengyu not only ruined Song Tianhe and Wang Xuelan's first date, but also spread the story all over the village. The two came to see her as a thorn in their side.

In the end, Song Tianhe opposed her at every turn, while Wang Xuelan made matters worse. Song Tianhe eventually framed Liu Mengyu, and they both ended up in prison.

Looking at the mud walls, the kerosene lamp, and the big, black iron pot, Liu Mengyu missed her old home more than anything.

But with her combative nature, when she saw her mother being bullied and the villagers, officials, and even their relatives all targeting the widowed mother and her daughters, she had no choice but to show her true colors and fight back with words.

So what if she was a villain? So what if she was the enemy's girl?

In her eyes, they weren't worth a damn!

One day, Song Tianhe approached her with a dark expression and demanded, "You said you don't care about propriety between men and women. So if I do this, would you really not mind?"

As he spoke, he grabbed the back of her head and kissed her. After a long moment, he drew back and looked at her flushed face, teasing her: "You really don't mind?"

Liu Mengyu instantly froze. As he moved in again, she shook her head frantically and yelled, "I do mind! A lot! I'll marry you! I'll marry you, okay?"

Recommended completed story from the author's page: The Eighties: The Cannon Fodder Bride by Replacement

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