Sang Ji transmigrated.
But his new body had a limited lifespan, and he was on the verge of death.
To gain life points, he had no choice but to diligently work every day to raise the protagonist's affection for him.
He delivered meals, umbrellas, and jewelry, kept him company for meals, fun, and parties, and spent time, energy, and money on him. He was practically willing to do anything asked of him.
Until one day, the protagonist turned his attention to Sang Ji's roommate.
After sharing a place for a month, Huo Huai felt his roommate was pretty decent. Though aloof and distant, he was civilized and polite. They minded their own business, which was a far cry better than most of the terrible people Huo Huai had encountered before.
So when a friend told him that the other guy was a lovesick puppy chasing after the illegitimate son the Jiang family had just acknowledged, he didn't believe it for a second.
After all, how could a cold beauty who would wash his hands three times if someone so much as touched him possibly be a lovesick puppy?
Until one day, they ran into each other at a friend's gathering.
At midnight that night, Huo Huai received the first message Sang Ji had ever sent him since they added each other:
"Hello. Could I add Jiang Xun as a friend? He likes you."
A moment later, he received a second message.
"I can pay you, too."
Huo Huai's reaction to Sang Ji
at first was one of amused amazement: Is lovesickness really that potent?
Later, he gritted his teeth: If you can fall for someone, why can't it be me?
Theme: Love yourself before loving someone else
