[First Love and White Moonlight | Dark, Corrupted Childhood Friend | Gentle Bionic Person]
Female lead: I can't afford to offend any of them. Help, what do I do?
People in the upper district are disappearing without a trace, throwing the whole planet into a panic.
Lin Yun eagerly joins the rescue team, ready to show what she can do.
But the leader of the upper district doesn't seem to trust them much, and appoints the head of the war zone as their captain.
The man is broad-shouldered and long-legged, with a stern face. Dressed in military uniform, his gaze is keen and sharp as a hawk. Even the imposing aura he gives off as he strides toward them is enough to make people lower their heads.
Arrogant and dictatorial.
Lin Yun scoffs. "What's with the act?"
The rescue mission is a resounding success. At the victory banquet, her coworkers look bashful as they quietly ask Lin Yun whether Jiang Zhe is single. Lin Yun waves a hand.
"You know, we're practically strangers."
She takes a swig of wine, already tipsy, but still insists on advising her coworker: "If he's really your type, why not get a custom bionic person? The technology's really advanced now!"
After all, he's just a cold, heartless man with nothing going for him except his face and his brains.
Tsk.
He'd barely make a passable boyfriend.
If a woman married him, she'd be in for a hard time.
Unable to resist her coworker's repeated pleas, Lin Yun, still woozy with drink, hands him an invitation. The meaning couldn't be clearer.
But he holds the gold-embossed invitation, decorated with a huge heart, and gazes at her in the dim light, his expression unreadable.
"We're not strangers anymore? Your boyfriend, then."
Lin Yun jolts, sobering up halfway.
Then she remembers!
He's her first love, the one who died in battle.
He's still alive!
But wait,
how is she supposed to explain this to the gentle, considerate bionic person waiting at home?
The problem is, he looks exactly like Jiang Zhe.
He'll cry, won't he?
Theme: Saving the world is everyone's duty.
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