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Winning Over the Young Lord of Miaojiang
by 奔跑的桃子
Chu He has transmigrated into a book. "The villain will kill the male lead, cripple the female lead, and finally end his own life in despair. This world is about to collapse, and your mission is to save it." The system abandoned her after dropping the mission, and before Chu He could even figure out what to do, she was unfortunately kidnapped and taken to Miaojiang, where she became the perfect Mother Gu for the Gu-refining of the drug people. Drug people are not human; they remember nothing of their past. The Mother Gu is precious, and only the final survivor of the slaughter has the right to claim her. Moments later, blood and flesh littered the ground. A white-haired youth in blood-soaked robes walked toward her step by step, a swarm of poisonous insects lurking behind him. Chu He gritted her teeth and lied: "You can't kill me, I already have your child!" The youth stopped and tilted his head slightly. More than half a year later, the system came back online and resumed its lectures. "Listen closely. The reason that villain is so mad and perverted is because he was raised on poison from childhood, a drug person who lacks normal human emotions, and he—" "Temperamental and stubborn, he will never give up until he achieves his goal." The system paused: "How do you know that?" Chu He lay weakly on the bed, saying with a face of despair: "All of this started the day I ran my mouth..." The door opened, letting in light. The youth came closer with the jingling of silver ornaments, leaned down, his crimson eyes fixed on her face, and whispered softly, "A-He, today is the day we work hard to make the little treasure appear." System: "Who is the little treasure?" Chu He hugged her quilt, curled up in the corner, listening to the rattling of chains, too miserable to cry. —Of course, it's the child she owes him! — Description from novelcodex.org
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