Transmigrated into the Dragon-Aspiring Hero's Easygoing Childhood Friend [Book Transmigration]

In the eighteenth year after transmigrating, Luo Tianxing finally realizes she's ended up in a novel about a proud, heaven-defying protagonist who breaks off an engagement. She's the spoiled fiancée who insists on calling off the engagement and picking fights with the male lead at every turn. In the book, he not only humiliates her, but seals her away in a barren land to suffer for all eternity. Luo Tianxing remembers everything and looks down, only to see the male lead kneeling on one knee as he puts on her shoes. Luo Tianxing: ...Please, get up. Looking back on the first eighteen years of her life, she realizes she bullied her childhood friend, the male lead who can't speak, plenty of times. So she turns over a new leaf, reins in her temper, and stops ordering Wenren Zhaoye around. She plans to gradually distance herself from him, so they can part on good terms later. Wenren Zhaoye thinks something has been strange lately. His childhood friend, who would rather lie down than sit and sit rather than stand, and would lean on him whenever she had to stand, has become especially independent. Day One: Wenren Zhaoye sees that Luo Tianxing isn't following him around asking for the answers to her schoolwork. He lowers his eyes without a word and finishes his own work alone. Day Two: Wenren Zhaoye sees her with a new little follower in his place. Uneasily, he signs to ask if he did something to upset her, or if he'd failed to do something right. Day Three: The new follower is gone. Luo Tianxing: How strange. Where's my new follower? Wenren Zhaoye tugs at the puzzled Luo Tianxing's clothes and struggles to speak: ...Let me do it instead. A little genius, half-slacker heroine x a handsome, put-upon, domineering male lead [PS: The male lead can't speak in the early part of the story and communicates with the heroine in sign language. In the book, signing and ordinary speech are both enclosed in double quotation marks. Whenever the male lead's words appear in double quotation marks, just understand that he's communicating in sign language. Thanks!] Theme: Even a slacker can walk on their own.