After The Substitution Marriage, I laughed So Hard That I wanted To Die

The day Ji Zhilin invited me to a cafe, a violinist was playing Moonlight Sonata. His expression was so gentle it looked like he was about to whisper a love poem. The system immediately lost its mind: “Host! After three years of dogged devotion, is he finally going to propose?!” My heart skipped. But then Ji Zhilin opened his mouth and said, “Suisui, could you… you to bring this blessing to my brother?” … Brother, Ji Yucheng. The eldest son of the Ji family, ruthless, untouchable, so powerful his name alone made the stock market tremble. And now? Reduced to a vegetable lying in bed. Originally, the Ji family had planned for Ning Yuanming to be his bride. But Zhilin, second young master, long-suffering romantic, willing to worship Ning Yuanming like he was spun sugar, couldn’t bear to give him away. So. Guess who got volunteered? That’s right. Me. Ning Sui. The biological younger brother of the fake young master. The real deal, but treated like a knockoff clearance item. The whole city was waiting for the big comedy show: “Let’s watch Ning Sui marry a vegetable!” I entered Ji Yucheng’s room with the expression of a tragic heroine about to throw herself off a cliff. My hand trembled as I closed the door. Then, I almost screamed from pure joy. Three years ago, I’d bound myself to a system that rewarded me every time I touched powerful figures. Ji Yucheng had been impossible to approach, so I’d reluctantly settled for the younger brother, Ji Er. But now? Now the eldest young master was lying there. Handsome. Close enough to touch. My eyes sparkled like gold bars raining from heaven.“A’tong, we’re rich!!!” — Description from novelcodex.orgFull novel: After The Substitution Marriage, I laughed So Hard That I wanted To Die — read the rest free on N​o⁠v​e⁠l​C⁠o​d⁠e​x⁠.​o⁠r​g⁠