The moment the last gaokao exam ended, countless candidates poured out of the examination halls, and the once quiet campus instantly erupted into chaos. Some students sprinted wildly, others howled at the top of their lungs, some even tore up their textbooks right on the spot and tossed the pages into the air, and groups of boys took off their tops, goofing off and showing off playfully to one another.
Even when the teachers shouted until their voices were almost hoarse, no one paid them any mind.
Mu Yue weaved her way through all these rambunctious figures, and finally walked out of the teaching building. She looked up at the normal, clear sky outside and let out a long, relieved sigh.
The exams were over, and all that was left was to head home. But the school gate was packed so tight with parents that there was barely space to squeeze through. The moment any student stepped out, every parent stretched their neck out to scan the crowd, terrified that they would miss their own child.
Mu Yue had to push her way through this second crowded barrier too. When she finally fought her way out and reached the car waiting for her, beads of sweat had dotted her entire forehead. The temperature inside the car was set just right, not overly chilly, and she started feeling much more comfortable the second they pulled away from the school gate.
She popped open a tub of ice cream and started eating it, watching the groups of students heading home with their parents through the car window, and she couldn't help thinking about her own family. Her situation was actually quite similar to that of the original owner of this body, but she herself had been a little more fortunate. Her parents had passed away very early when she was still in her original world, and she had been raised by her grandmother, until her grandmother was gone too, leaving her all alone.
She still remembered the day her own gaokao ended back in her old life. Seeing all those other students' parents waiting under the scorching sun for their children, her heart had been tangled up in sadness and envy. The very next day after her gaokao finished, she had gone to the cemetery to visit her parents, pouring out all her confusion and uncertainty about what to do next after the big exam.
Looking at the same scene now, that sharp pang of envy had faded quite a lot, though there was still a tiny flicker of loneliness lingering in her chest. After all, not only did she have no family left in this world, this entire world was not even the one she had originally belonged to.
But that little bit of melancholy was completely washed away the moment she stepped through the front door of her home.
As soon as she turned the key and pushed the door open, Mu Yue found that the whole house had been beautifully decorated. Fresh flowers and balloons were strung all around the once empty living room, arranged in lovely, playful shapes with a warm, pleasant color palette. There were even a series of silly, grin-inducing banners hung up on the walls:
What do you want to do now that the gaokao's over?
Play five-player team games nonstop!
Travel and take photos!
Sleep in as late as I want!
Go restaurant-hopping to try all kinds of delicious food!
Visit jewelry exhibitions and fashion shows!
Get a whole line of cute guys to date!
Qianqian had driven to pick Mu up from the exam site, and she was walking in right behind Mu Yue. She was surprised for a second the moment she saw all the decorations, then quickly said to Mu Yue, "Miss Mu, I didn't arrange any of this."
Mu Yue nodded. "I know that."
Qianqian let out a quiet sigh of relief. The young lady she worked for hated it when people made decisions on her behalf without asking, so she had never planned a surprise party like this herself, afraid that it would backfire and end up being awkward rather than nice. But clearly, she didn't have to worry about that now.
Setting aside her work hat for a second, seeing all these fun decorations made Qianqian think of her own gaokao graduation day, but for some reason her mind went blank. She couldn't remember a single thing about what she did that day at all.
Or maybe, she hadn't done anything special at all, and that day had just passed by like any other ordinary, unremarkable day.
When Qianqian left later, she glanced back at the decorated house several times with a look of envy on her face. Even though she had never met any of the young lady's family members, they had clearly arranged all this sweet surprise even when they weren't around, which meant they must care about Mu Yue deeply.
As soon as the others left, Mu Yue shut the door and closed the automatic curtains, then called out, "My precious systems, come on out!"
"Woohoo!"
Mu Yue wasn't actually eighteen years old, but she had to admit, the little systems' gesture had warmed her heart. She wasn't alone after all.
Four fluffy furballs popped up right away and crowded around Mu Yue. When they first appeared, all of them were roughly the same size, so that their host could hold all four in her arms at once. But right then, that White Bear was up to its old tricks! Without asking for permission from the other three, it puffed itself up until it was big enough to wrap its whole body around the host, and even deliberately put on a simple, silly expression to lure Mu Yue in. What a fake innocent act!
The other three systems all shot sharp, annoyed glares at the White Bear, but the second their eyes landed on Mu Yue, they immediately switched to the cutest, most endearing looks they could muster.
Ugh, you scheming, smelly bear! They were going to remember this!
Mu Yue sank into the ocean of fluff, completely indulging herself. She rolled around, petting every single one of them nonstop. For a while, one would grow bigger, then another would swell up next. The best part was, they weren't real animals at all — their bodies could even flatten out completely, or flow around like liquid. The spacious living room ended up feeling tiny and cramped with all of them playing around.
By the time Mu Yue was getting a little dizzy from all the fluffy fun, the little guys shrank back down to their normal sizes and plopped down lazily all over the carpet.
The gaokao results wouldn't come out for a long time yet. According to the Academic Ace System, new study tasks wouldn't start until after university enrollment, and they would be way easier than the ones in high school. In fact, the gaokao was genuinely the hardest task in the entire Academic Ace System. Once she got past this hurdle, earning points afterward would be a total breeze.
Not only that, every time the host learned a new skill, finished a new book, or mastered new knowledge later on, she would get a certain amount of point rewards or random bonus prizes. It was a total 180-degree change from how strict and demanding the system had been before the gaokao.
What the Academic Ace System hadn't told Mu Yue was that as soon as she received her acceptance letter from a top-tier university, its mission in this merged world would be fully completed, and all the rewards that came after that would be pure profit. That was why the Academic Ace System was the most relaxed and carefree right now. It had seen its host's stellar performance every single day all this time, and had already graded her gaokao exam for her — she was definitely going to score over 600 points, no question.
Hahaha! Just thinking about it made it so happy! Especially since this host had never needed it to nag or push her even once. She didn't require a single bit of supervision. She was the absolute ideal host, perfect in every way!
Sigh, the Academic Ace System suddenly felt a little glum. After getting a host this good, doing missions with any other host in the future was definitely going to feel way more difficult.
Mu Yue stared at that Chick for a moment with a weird look on her face. The little thing was alternating between barking like a dog and crowing like a rooster, and the tuft of hair on top of its head was spinning nonstop like a little fan as it made the noises. She was confused — what on earth was it going crazy over?
Oh well, she would never understand the weird little quirks of systems. She might as well tally up her assets first.
She pulled up her status panel. Right now, she had her study points, and the rest of her assets were all spendable cash. Over the past two months, she had earned 30 million yuan from daily check-ins, and had spent just over 10 million. Three million of that went to the tutoring group, four million covered daily living expenses plus all her new seasonal clothes, shoes and bags, and she spent all the rest directly on jewelry. Jewelry was the best way to spend big sums of money fast, since it didn't take up much of her time at all.
She still had over 16 million yuan left in her account. If she wanted to burn through the money quickly, buying a car or a set of rare fine jewelry would do the trick. Purely spending on leisure and fun took much longer to drain the funds, but she had all the time in the world now, so she could speed through and take her time with her spending at the same time. Then there was the matter of a house.
16 million yuan was more than enough to buy a home, but the problem was none of the properties on the market matched the persona she was supposed to keep up. She could settle for a smaller place, but there was no need for that. Besides, a house that wasn't spacious enough wouldn't have room for all the luxury items she planned to buy.
Kitty, the system, lifted its paw at that moment. "Host, host! You can choose a random reward for your daily check-in!"
"Oh right!" Mu Yue smacked her forehead as she remembered. Her god-tier spending system always let her pick between a cash sum or a random gift for each daily check-in. She'd chosen the cash amount every single day for weeks, and had nearly forgotten the other option even existed.
Comeback Coach chimed in with a tip. "Before you draw the reward each day, you can buy a lucky charm from the points shop."
Great, so this was basically the gacha blind box experience, the kind that got people hooked immediately. But way more fun than most gacha games, because the random rewards from the god-tier spending system were never worth less than one tenth of the cash check-in amount. At her current level, that minimum value was 50,000 yuan.
Of course, getting an item worth only 50,000 yuan when she could have taken the full cash sum would technically be a loss. But the ceiling on the random rewards was sky high! The top-tier grand prize was worth ten thousand times the minimum value, which added up to a whopping 500 million yuan. Just like every other lottery system, though, the higher the value of the prize, the harder it was to pull.
She decided to go for it right away. She hadn't done her daily check-in yet that day, since the national college entrance exam had distracted her.
She headed to the system shop, bought a small lucky charm pouch for 10 points, then rubbed Lucky Cat's head affectionately before initiating the draw. The four little systems all crowded their heads around her screen, and a moment later, Kitty was the first one to let out a disappointed whimper. "Sorry host, you didn't get the top prize."
Mu Yue stared at the ticket she'd just drawn, then patted Kitty gently. "Babe, there's no need to beat yourself up over this. It had nothing to do with you. Besides, this ticket is amazing—we didn't lose out at all."
Kitty curled its tail around her wrist, its eyes sparkling as it stared at Mu Yue. It absolutely adored this new host of its!
[Super VIP 7-Day Luxury Cruise Pass], valued at 4.98 million yuan.
This cruise ship wasn't the largest in the world, but it ranked right at the top tier, basically a floating city out at sea packed full of every entertainment facility imaginable. Even a regular cabin ticket cost 300,000 yuan, and the one Mu Yue had won granted her access to the ship's top-tier luxury suite, with the best of every service available.
The cruise was scheduled to set sail on July 3rd, and all tickets were still on pre-sale. To board, she would first have to fly to a designated port city located abroad. The timing couldn't have been more perfect—by then, she would have received her exam scores and finished submitting her university applications.
As for what to do right now, with no urgent tasks on her plate, Mu Yue pulled out her phone and started a sweet 5-player ranked match with her four system companions. #Teammates That Aren't Even Human she'd gotten to play the real-life version of that meme.
The next day, Mu Yue slept in until 11 a.m. When she finally got up, she saw a bunch of messages from Lin Xiaoxiao laying out her entire summer vacation plan.
Mu Yue had assumed Lin Xiaoxiao would sleep in late that day too, but it turned out her friend had woken up at the crack of dawn to go visit her mother at the cemetery with her dad. Right after they got back, Lin Xiaoxiao had already figured out exactly what she wanted to do for the rest of the break.
She was planning to get a summer job to earn her own university tuition. The long string of messages she sent to Mu Yue listed out every job she'd looked up, as she wanted to get some advice from her friend on what to pick.
Mu Yue glanced through the list, and all the positions were at common workplaces: restaurants, bubble tea shops, bookstores, and so on. She replied to Lin Xiaoxiao that all these jobs were fine, but advised her to check out more stores and compare them carefully. She told Lin Xiaoxiao not to settle just because a place was willing to hire her, or she might end up getting underpaid without even realizing it.
She also mentioned all the common pitfalls, big and small, that people often run into at these kinds of jobs. Lin Xiaoxiao had to make sure to confirm every single detail with the boss before starting work, so she would not end up in a situation where all kinds of random deductions were taken out of her pay, and she was exploited so badly that she practically worked for free just to cover her own expenses.
Lin Xiaoxiao quickly sent over a few reaction emojis. She did not find it strange at all that Mu Yue was so experienced with this kind of thing. After all, the original host of this body had worked part-time jobs before, and back then, even though she was young, she had to do piles of work but barely got paid anything for it.
Lin Xiaoxiao seemed full of motivation and took the matter very seriously. Mu Yue even felt that this kid had grown up a lot. It was such a good thing to know exactly what you wanted to do and have a clear goal.
As for why Mu Yue, who was so well-off, did not just hire Lin Xiaoxiao to work for her? That would have instantly solved every possible hassle and problem Lin Xiaoxiao might run into at other jobs, and she could even pay her a generous salary.
Come on, that was impossible. Mu Yue had extremely high hiring standards, and she had a strict no-nepotism rule. Was the person coming to work, or coming to hang out as a friend? If they were just there to have fun, would their spending count as part of their salary, or would the company reimburse it? A professional paid playmate who provided emotional support was there to serve the boss, but when it came to a friend, you had to walk on eggshells around their feelings and moods the whole time. Who was there to take care of who, then?
It was safe to say that 80% of such friendships would fall apart completely. If you wanted to keep a good relationship going, a mutually equal partnership worked, but an unequal superior-subordinate dynamic was totally incompatible. Even if things started off great, the bond would turn sour very quickly. She could treat Lin Xiaoxiao to nice meals, fun outings, and give her all kinds of gifts, but she could never hire her as an employee — not unless Lin Xiaoxiao was so outstanding that she was a talent she could not turn down even if it meant sacrificing their friendship.
So Mu Yue had never even considered that option when she read Lin Xiaoxiao's messages. And if Lin Xiaoxiao ever made that kind of request of her, Mu Yue would immediately reclassify her as a lower-tier friend, and cut off contact with her completely as soon as the campus romance novel's plotline was done.
Luckily, Lin Xiaoxiao, while not the sharpest person around, was sincere and genuine to everyone, and never came up with that kind of unreasonable, cheeky idea.
But now that this was settled, Mu Yue suddenly realized she was a little short on companions to hang out with. There were so many things that were just plain boring to do alone, and she could not stay home playing video games with the systems every single day.
All good things happened in their own time, and Mu Yue did not plan to go out of her way to make new friends. Besides, now that Lin Xiaoxiao had her entire summer vacation planned out, it was about time she made her own arrangements too.
First off, she would spend her points. The item that cured nearsightedness was available to buy now. It cost 100 points, and if she chose the early installment payment plan, it came out to 155 points total. She had spent 10 points on a small lucky bag the day before, so after all that, she still had 265 points left.
Then there was the house she had remembered last night. The original host's second uncle and his whole family had moved out, so Mu Yue had put the apartment up for sale on the market. Whenever someone reached out to ask about the price, she had Qianqian handle all the communications. Mu Yue had been too busy studying to take care of it herself, and only now did she remember that the apartment still had not been sold.
It had only been listed for a little over two months, so it was perfectly normal that the house hadn't sold yet. But Mu Yue was convinced that a big part of the reason was how outdated the place was, plus the petty tricks her late uncle's family had pulled before they moved out. Those tricks weren't exactly masterminded, of course. They just went around damaging things here and there, and since the house was already nearly twenty years old, the combination of age and deliberate vandalism left almost no impression that would make potential buyers who came to view the property eager to put in an offer.
It was only to be expected that the family would pull such stunts, after all Mu Yue had taken so much money right out of their pockets. If they hadn't been afraid of getting hit back with even worse retaliation from Mu Yue, they probably would have done something far more disgusting, like smearing feces on the walls or something of the sort.
Mu Yue had seen plenty of similar stories online before, and every single one of them managed to blow her mind in a new way. There were always people out there who could surprise you in ways you never imagined.
First, Mu Yue took the house listing down from the property platform, then had Qianqian get in touch with a renovation company to completely redo the old place. Whether she planned to sell it or rent it out later, the renovation would work either way, and besides, spending that sum of money would also help her burn through some of her funds - even a small sum counts, right?
After that, she set her next goals: getting a driver's license and learning how to swim. There wasn't much to say about the driver's license, but swimming was a new skill that would earn her more system points, and it was also a great way to kill time, super practical too. What's more, the community she lived in had its own swimming pool, which Mu Yue had never once gotten the chance to try out.
Once she had all her plans sorted out, Mu Yue finally got out of bed to open today's blind box. She wondered if the good luck sachet from the day before was still having an effect, because her luck was great again that day. The reward she got was 100 points, which was even more valuable than what she'd gotten the previous day.
Adding that to her existing points, she now had 365 in total. Mu Yue thought it over for a moment, then spent 100 points to distribute them between her Strength and Dexterity stats.
Host: Mu Yue
Health: 90/100 → 93/100
Strength: 36/100 → 46/100
Dexterity: 23/100 → 33/100
Appearance: 67/100 → 70/100
After this stat allocation, even the Health and Appearance stats she hadn't directly put points into had improved, and her Appearance stat had already hit its natural upper limit. If she wanted to raise it further, she would have to spend points to purchase special upgrades.
Her core stats were these four, and there were also hidden stats including Intelligence, Command, Charm, and Perception (commonly known as the sixth sense). Adding a single point to any of these hidden stats was extremely costly, costing 50 points per point. According to what her system had told her, if she was in a supernatural or cultivation world, there would be additional stats like Spiritual Energy and Spiritual Root as well - the whole system was incredibly comprehensive.
At the moment, 50 points per point was way too expensive for Mu Yue to splurge on. After boosting her Strength and Dexterity, she used the remaining points to purchase three self-defense moves from the system shop for 100 points. It was only three moves, but once she used the item, she would master them instantly.
Of course, being able to do the moves and being able to use them skillfully in real situations were two very different things. The Bodyguard Card she had granted her proficiency in all kinds of close-quarters combat, and self-defense was naturally part of that. If she wanted to get the moves down perfectly, all she had to do was practice and spar with the bodyguard, and if she played her cards right, she could even pick up a few extra skills from him for free.
Before long, Mu Yue's life was busy and fulfilling again. She spent her days studying for her driver's test, taking swimming lessons, practicing her self-defense moves, going out to shop, eat the famous local delicacies in H City, and on the days when she didn't feel like doing anything productive, she would just laze around at home scrolling through her phone.
That day, Mu Yue was worn out from studying, so she booked a beautician to come over. While getting a facial treatment, she was scrolling through her phone and came across a news story: a young prodigy had emerged in the stone gambling circle, who had raked in a full billion yuan in just a few months, then made a huge splash at the casino soon after, acting as if he had x-ray vision. The media had dubbed him the Newly Crowned Gambling King. His face was pixelated in the footage, and the only photo showed him in a suit with both hands shoved in his pockets, a line of buxom women standing behind him.
Mu Yue cringed and held her phone further away, swearing she could practically smell a cringy, over-the-top stench seeping right out of the image on the screen.
This had to be the classic x-ray vision male lead from one of those harem male-power fantasy novels, right? So flashy, so full of himself, he could be the exact poster boy for that whole genre.
The top comment in the section read "You think we're all idiots?" Most netizens assumed he was just some random guy they'd dug up for a marketing stunt. Besides, this kind of topic barely interested anyone except middle-aged men. It was totally unrealistic.
If you want to get rich quick, you might as well buy a lottery ticket. It's cheap, you don't have to worry about getting scammed, and you can daydream all you want. If you want thrills, investing in A-shares is way more of a wild ride than that.
Mu Yue stared at the absurdly pretentious man and asked the Villain System, "Little Villain, say I take out this male lead, would I get in trouble for that?"
The Villain System immediately got excited, its tone rising with enthusiasm, "Of course not! If a villain can take out the protagonist, that's the coolest thing ever, host! That's the exact kind of ambition we should have! And besides, if a protagonist gets taken out by us villains, that's their problem for not being good enough to be a protagonist in the first place. What does that have to do with us?"
Mu Yue gave it a thumbs up, "Great attitude! I love the energy."
Bear snickered, "And on top of that, host, if you actually manage to take out the protagonist, you'll unlock a super exclusive achievement that gives you a million points all at once! That's the ultimate dream for every Villain System. Too bad..."
Too bad all the previous hosts it had bonded with were obsessed with stupid stuff like romance, trying to win the protagonist over or redeeming them. What a joke! They were supposed to be villains! A villain's whole goal was to crush the protagonist under their feet and rule the world! None of those past losers had any drive at all.
This time around, it had specifically picked a protagonist that wouldn't be easy for the host to get all mushy over, but the plot was so cringy and terrible even it was about to gag watching it, not to mention the original host who had bailed entirely.
[Bear-Bear is feeling guilty.jpg]
Mu Yue couldn't spot the guilty look on the little bear's face at all, and she was far more interested in that million points it had mentioned. A million points! That would let her clear out almost the entire system shop. If she could pull that off, she'd be on cloud nine.
She had zero qualms about messing with this x-ray vision male lead from a harem novel. Taking him out right now was way too much of a stretch, though. She couldn't pull off something that big just yet, but...
Mu Yue set her phone down as the beautician started her facial treatment. She closed her eyes and said to all the systems, "My dear systems, let's put our little paws to work right now. Submit an anonymous tip that this guy is evading taxes."
The four systems: "!!!" We're making a move already? That fast?
The Villain System didn't hesitate for a second and sprang into action. Less than two seconds later, the anonymous tax evasion report was sent out.
[Congratulations host for striking the protagonist with a precise attack, causing the protagonist to face prison time!]
[Congratulations host for unlocking the "Novice Malicious Villain" title!]
[Villain value + 500 points]
!!! It actually worked!
The villain was practically sparkling with excitement, "Host, host! How did you know he was evading taxes? And it actually had such a huge impact on the male lead!"
Mu Yue said, "I took a wild guess."
Most male leads in this kind of story start out as underdogs who used to be at the very bottom of society. Making a fortune through stone gambling makes perfect sense for their backstory. The step where the male lead buys the raw stone before it's cut usually doesn't involve any tax obligations. But once he sells the finished jade that's cut out from the stone, that's where tax liabilities kick in.
This underdog male lead doesn't run a company, and he's never done this kind of business before. He's just selling the jade privately, which means he's required to pay personal income tax. Private transactions are hard to spot most of the time, but when the amount of money involved is massive, it's a guaranteed open-and-shut case once the authorities look into it.
Mu Yue figured this guy probably had no clue about that. Add to that the male lead's main character halo and golden fingers, the side characters and cannon fodder around him would most likely assume he's some big shot who doesn't need anyone to remind him about tax issues. It's not exactly a huge offense, but he's definitely going to have to pay back the taxes plus a fine.
Getting penalized by the official authorities is just like a student getting a disciplinary entry on their school record. This male lead now has a stain on his reputation.
But just for tax evasion, the male lead shouldn't end up behind bars, right? Could there be some smuggling charges that get uncovered as a side effect? Mu Yue was still wondering about that, after all, the reward here was a whopping 500 points. She flipped through the original novel and found the reason.
At this point in the timeline, the male lead was riding high after pulling off a spectacular win at the gambling city, which caught the eye of a local big shot. The big shot wanted to take the male lead under his wing, but the male lead, being the chosen one, would never submit to anyone else's control. Naturally, he turned the offer down. The big shot was just about to teach him a lesson, but before he could make a move, Mu Yue struck first with her report. The system calculated the probabilities, and this report made it extremely likely that the big shot would seize the chance to make the male lead suffer a bit.
The male lead would be detained at the police station for three days, which meant he would miss the very first meeting with the big shot's daughter. The possibility of this scenario playing out was as high as 90 percent.
The original storyline went like this: the big shot was planning to teach the male lead a lesson, but some of his underlings had been infiltrated by people from a rival faction. Instead of going after the male lead, those people ended up kidnapping the big shot's daughter by mistake. The male lead happened to stumble across the scene by sheer coincidence and saved the big shot's daughter. That unnamed female character fell for him at first sight, so the big shot not only failed to teach the male lead a lesson, he ended up marrying his daughter off to him instead, becoming one of the male lead's connections against his will.
So Mu Yue's report was just the opening move. The most important part was that it gave the big shot a perfect excuse to act, making the male lead miss out on meeting that random female character, and losing the chance to latch onto the big shot as a powerful backer.
Tsk tsk, that playboy male lead really can't climb up the social ladder without relying on women, can he?
Just for making the male lead miss a chance to get to know that female character, she earned so many points. As for getting that "vicious villain" title? Well of course she did. How wicked of her, not covering things up for the male lead and reporting him instead. That's so evil of her!
Wait a second. Mu Yue suddenly had a brilliant idea. If that's how things work, then —
"Little Villain, go sort out the timelines and events for every single female character that the X-Ray-Vision Male Lead is supposed to meet later. We've hit the jackpot, this is our fast track to making a fortune! Oh right, skip the ones he's already met and gotten to know."
All the female leads in that playboy novel seem to have their common sense completely knocked out of them. Even when they know the male lead is seeing multiple women at the same time, they don't mind it at all. Whenever someone tries to warn them, especially another woman, they think that person is just trying to steal their man away, and they get so defensive over him like a dog guarding its food.
Lin Xiaoxiao's former obsession with romance was nothing more than a mild head cold compared to what these girls had, not even close to being a serious illness.
Little Villain knew Mu Yue was determined to focus on her career, and it was being incredibly proactive. The second Mu Yue finished her skincare routine, it had already organized everything for her.
Mu Yue glanced over the materials and felt a little disappointed. The male lead would be tangled up with this rich tycoon's daughter for the entire next month, and there wouldn't be any new characters popping up until the yacht trip next month...
Wait a minute, this yacht sounded oddly familiar. Mu Yue pulled out her own ticket to check, and yep, it turned out to be the exact same one she was planning to board. This darn fated tie between the villain and the protagonist!
She looked over the listed event:
[A rich, pretty young woman gets drugged by her scumbag fiance, and accidentally wanders into the male lead's room by a strange twist of fate]
Mu Yue: "...... Can't they come up with any new tropes? Always 'strange twists of fate', 'unexpected coincidences'."
And besides, if someone gets drugged, they should call a doctor and the police, right? This is a huge yacht, for heaven's sake, don't they even have a doctor on board?
Mu Yue looked up information about that rich pretty young woman on her phone. Wow, she was a soft, adorable beauty. She was definitely going to snatch this one up!
The points were hers! The male lead's lucky encounter would be hers too!
Mu Yue was so curious whether there would be extra achievements if she stole the male lead's lucky chance.
