In Huo Cheng's life, which was forever on the verge of collapse, Xi Heng was her only anchor.
Pessimistic action-taker younger woman X scheming, possessive-to-the-max older woman
All content warnings are in the author's note in Chapter One.
In the most desperate days of being utterly penniless, Huo Cheng was calculating which of her "parts" she could sell for money when Xi Heng stopped her from getting on the operating table, paid off her debts, and gave her a job that could change her fate.
From then on, Huo Cheng became the sharpest blade, eliminating enemies, pulling out the troublesome "nails," and stabilizing the situation for Xi Heng, until her beloved boss seized power.
And what about occasionally ending up in Miss Xi's bed amid all the busy work?
Huo Cheng classified it precisely as work, part of improving her efficiency, with no extraneous feelings involved. At least, that's what she thought.
Until her beloved BOSS gave her a ring. Huo Cheng was aghast. "You're actually serious?!"
"How can you be serious? This will hurt your core interests!"
"Xi Heng, you can't let yourself get confused!"
Xi Heng found a little donkey in Bincheng. It was alert, sharp, and hardworking, but had a rather bad temper.
It wouldn't follow when led, and would only back away when pushed. The only way was to stroke its fur the right way.
Theme: It's best to be a little kinder.
Have you ever seen the author of female green tea vs male white lotus? Last time I was lucky enough to see a melon-eating show for us and the crowd was so happy
Isn't that the sister in front? Why are you a younger brother again? Did I see it wrong?
Damn, you changed the cover and name again??(?)??
Damn, you changed the cover. This cover is pink.
Suddenly I found out I changed my name! Is the unlock update coming soon?
When will this be unlocked?
The original version doesn't look like this, right?
This one was reviewed by me
At first glance, I thought DaDa was just correcting typos. Fortunately, I thought the words were translated backwards.
It feels very maturely written. It's not the childish articles on the list that are crying