The Straight Girl Steals the Little White Flower Heroine

1. 【A sweet, innocent-looking flower who starts out sweet and later turns obsessive, with a strong possessive streak x a straight girl with a head full of romantic fantasies who thinks she’s completely straight】 【Please read the guide at the end】 The moment Lu Chenyu, a soldier who fought zombies in the apocalypse, was bound to the System, she roared, “The golden finger the world owes me has finally arrived!” Then the System tossed her into a room with a rather strange atmosphere. She pushed herself up with one hand, and the soft sensation beneath her palm made her think she’d touched something she shouldn’t on a zombie. She nearly screamed, but then a whimper came from beneath her. Looking down, she saw a woman with tearful eyes clutching a craft knife and staring up at her, defiant to the death. System: “Welcome to Rose Bones! As the most powerful and mysterious villain in this book, your current mission is to, ” “Pin the heroine, Qin Wei, down! Coerce her! Turn her life upside down and drive a wedge between her and her lover. Then, when the heroine fakes her death, escapes, reunites with her lover, and takes revenge on you, die in tears and achieve the ‘satisfying ending’!” Lu Chenyu broke down. “...Do you even know how to spell ‘straight’?” “I wanted a golden finger! Who gets a golden finger for this?” The System crashed. “A straight woman can’t do this mission?! Then I’ll send you back, ” Lu Chenyu looked at the harmless craft knife in front of her, thought of the pack of deranged zombies she’d faced in the apocalypse, and gritted her teeth. “I… can do it.” All she had to do was pin down a heroine. In the apocalypse, she’d stabbed all kinds of people and monsters. How hard could it be to pin down a normal person? 2. At her engagement party, Qin Wei sees Lu Chenyu again, the woman who once tried to force a kiss on her. A scar from the craft knife still marks Lu Chenyu’s face. Without so much as a change in expression, she walks toward Qin Wei in front of her lover, lightly brushing her fingertips over the scar as she says ominously, “I really like the gift you gave me, Miss Qin.” “In return, I’ve prepared a gift for you, too.” Qin Wei takes half a step back, afraid to accept the gift box in Lu Chenyu’s hand. Lu Chenyu looks toward her lover, and one of her subordinates forces the gift box into her lover’s hands. “I heard the Jingwei Group is in trouble. Please accept this as a token of goodwill, Mr. Zhou,” Lu Chenyu’s subordinate says to her lover, Zhou Jing. But Lu Chenyu’s gaze never leaves Qin Wei. That night, Qin Wei wakes in a feverish haze. She reaches for the glass of water on her bedside table and drinks, then hears Lu Chenyu’s voice in the darkness. “Congratulations on your engagement, Miss Qin.” Qin Wei reaches for the person beside her and feels as if she’s fallen into an ice pit. Her lover isn’t there. “Kiss me.” “You know what Zhou Jing accepted.” 3. Lu Chenyu is dead. Lu Chenyu herself is quite pleased about it. Wearing an expression of pain, she takes the craft knife that the heroine once used to hurt her and forces it into her hand. “Qingqing, congratulations. You’ve defeated the utterly villainous me.” “Everything the Lu family owns is yours now. But remember, when you use a knife, make sure you’re aiming before you strike.” Zhou Jing is no good, either! Heroine, don’t let her off the hook! Then Lu Chenyu dies. As a reward from the System, she receives a new identity. It may not be a high-status one, but she has plenty of money, and her life is far better than it was fighting zombies. But why has the sweet, innocent heroine come looking for her? “Kiss me, or I’ll destroy your farm.” Lu Chenyu: “...It’s one of the Lu family’s biggest farms. What a waste to destroy it.” “The Lu family belongs to me now. So do you.” ******Reading Guide****** 1. All city and place names are made up. Every setting exists to serve the characters; don’t expect much logic. I’ve swallowed my morals. No supernatural powers, though perhaps it’s a magical urban setting.) 2. A writing exercise. No promises, so enter at your own risk. 3. They both take turns in the lead; probably dual POV. The characters aren’t perfect and aren’t normal in the conventional sense. Not a power fantasy. Slow burn and melodramatic. Contains niche kinks, so please don’t flame me if they’re not your thing. 4. In my opinion, being gentle means wavering and hesitating again and again. It’s frustrating, but I still want to write it. If it makes you uncomfortable, let’s part on good terms and meet again in my next book! Wishing you all happiness every day! Theme: Sincerity inspires true affection