The original owner liked Luo Yichen not only because the man was perfect, but also because she felt that he had taken her away from her originally unbearable life.

She knew she was not good enough for him, so she only dared to confide in Cui Xueling.

While encouraging the original owner to bravely pursue love, Cui Xueling used her 'ignorance' and 'naivety' to get close to Luo Yichen.

After the original owner confessed her love to her, she not only did not distance herself from Luo Yichen to avoid suspicion, but also deliberately approached him. The media even captured a picture of the two kissing, even though it was just an accident.

She could only offer a vague explanation that it was a misunderstanding, while simultaneously asking the original owner to forgive her and continuing her ambiguous relationship with Luo Yichen, deeply provoking the original owner.

I've seen plenty of green tea bitches like Jing Li, but this is the first time I've seen a Mary Sue character this blatantly manipulative.

She had this feeling when she was reading the novel, and now that she has transmigrated into the novel, this feeling is even stronger.

friend?

It does not exist.

Their relationship can only be one of irreconcilable conflict.

“Ah Li…”

Large tears streamed down her face, and Cui Xueling trembled incessantly, looking frail and fragile.

Unfortunately, Jing Li wasn't part of the harem, and her affected manner failed to evoke any pity from her.

"Stop your tears, there are no good men here for you to seduce."

With a light scoff, Jing Li withdrew her hand and lazily ushered the stunned Qian Xuan into her room.

Behind him, Cui Xueling's gaze followed him like a shadow, a constant thorn in his back.

"Oh my god, little koi fish, you're so cool! You actually dared to talk back to Cui Xueling! Do you know how many men idolize her?!"

Qian Xuan's eyes were full of admiration. She loved Jing Li after her personality changed drastically. She was so cool and domineering, so incredibly handsome!

Cui Xueling, this little princess, is the darling of Xiao Qi and the other superiors. It's no exaggeration to say that if she shows even the slightest displeasure, they will all be implicated.

This is also the main reason why she can't stand the other person: pretentious and affected!

"Isn't a pure and innocent female lead just a foil for a seductive and shameless woman like me?"

Jing Li smiled lazily.

"Pfft, your explanation is amazing, I really like it!"

Qian Xuan chuckled, growing to like her wicked yet openly wicked nature even more.

"The stuff is all there, help me sell it!"

Jing Li pointed to the pile of clothes, shoes, hats, and accessories on the bed and said.

"all?!"

Qian Xuan was dumbfounded.

"These are the only valuable items I own. The rest are things I bought before, imitating Cui Xueling. They're not my style, so I plan to donate them all."

Jing Li pointed to several designer bags, shoes, and clothes, and patiently explained.

"Little koi...your personality..."

With a complicated expression, Qian Xuan hesitated to speak.

"People...always change after experiencing major changes. I like who I am now, and that's enough."

With a bright smile, Jing Li said meaningfully.

"Yes, I like you the way you are now. Don't worry, I'll definitely sell these things for you!"

Qian Xuan, true to her word, patted her chest and assured him.

The two of them made two trips to move all the things. Afterwards, Qian Xuan had breakfast with her before leaving.

While the two were having breakfast, Star Media responded to the Jing Li plastic surgery incident.

Jin Tianyu released videos and ID photos of Jing Li from her trainee days as evidence to prove that Jing Li has not had any plastic surgery or even minor adjustments.

These materials are precious images left behind when the original owner was 16 years old and had just joined the company. She looked younger than she does now, but she had already grown into a graceful and elegant woman. Every inch of her was so perfect that it was as if God had sculpted her. The rumors of plastic surgery were thus disproven.