The Virtuous Wife System

[Ongoing Story Blurb] Updated regularly. Add it to your favorites! Don't Date Your Professor Professors are great, professors are grand, professors will roast you till you can't stand. When you're sick, he gives you a lecture. When you mess up, he twists the knife. #Click here for a sweet romance# After years of being single, Jiang Xiaocheng takes the initiative and goes on a blind date. His date is a PhD who returned from overseas, a university professor who is accomplished, polished, handsome, and wealthy, but also a total blockhead?! Their first dinner date. Jiang Xiaocheng asks cautiously, "Mr. Zhong, how about hot pot?" The other man shakes his head solemnly. "Studies show that hot pot broth contains large amounts of nitrites, which are very unhealthy." Their first time cooking together. Jiang Xiaocheng flings open the window in alarm. "Mr. Zhong, why is there so much smoke?" The other man waves his spatula with a perfectly serious expression. "It's not smoke, it's mist. Mist consists of tiny liquid droplets, while smoke consists of tiny solid particles." Yet this tactless, compulsive corrector keeps trying to learn how to move him and surprise him. Mr. Zhong, dressed in a suit and tie, holds a large bouquet of roses, his expression stern and nervous. "Would you... be willing, ahem, to be with me?" I will! I will! I will! (This is not a student-teacher romance. This is not a student-teacher romance. Repeat 10,086 times.) Reading guide: 1. A clueless, serious, scholarly top versus a gentle bottom who says, "Anything works, I'm in, whatever you want"; 2. This "blockhead" isn't that kind of "blockhead"; 3. Lighthearted, no angst, a sweet little treat; 4. Both virgins, happy ending. [Story Blurb] In countless online novel worlds, there's always a character who's handsome beyond belief and capable of anything: the protagonist's subordinate. The domineering CEO slaps a stack of photos onto the table. "I want everything there is to know about this person." "On it." The aloof celestial being narrows his eyes. "Go capture this monster." "Yes, sir." The seductive cult leader points a finger. "Save that person for me." "As you command." The protagonist, now back in his original form, wraps his arms around his waist from behind and rests his head on his shoulder. "I'm still missing a wife..." "Mm..." The capable aide looks rather troubled and turns to ask, "Should I go find one for you now?" "You're perfect." After getting bound to a System one day, Ji Wenliang becomes a capable aide for life. The job comes with food, drink, and a warm bed, and in the end, he gives away his heart and solves the protagonist's lifelong problem. In a nutshell: The protagonist says the word, and his subordinate runs himself ragged. Reading guide: 1. A flamboyant, arrogant, and domineering protagonist with a surprisingly sound moral compass, endless imagination, and trouble communicating, versus a gentle, kind, sweet, and generous subordinate who devotes himself entirely to the protagonist and makes you want to pull him into your arms and cherish him; 2. Focused on romance. The System has no say in the matter. Theme: