TheArale

Transmigrated into a novel she dropped was never on Qi Jianyi’s bucket list. She could still remember how she deleted the novel on her phone after reading the first 30 chapters of the book. 

“A book full of bullshit.” She cursed before going to sleep. 

Never in a million years would she have thought that one day, she would be pulled into a novel she hated. 

All Qi Jianyi could think of was trying to look for a way home while ignoring the plot of the novel. 

But where does she start? No, does she really have the time to think about it after the appearance of an annoying man who keeps pestering her? 

Qi Jianyi could not forget her first impression of that man. He was as cold as ice, but had a fiery temperament. Those beautiful eyes of his had once captured Qi Jianyi’s attention. 

But the young miss of the Qi family was too busy looking for a way home. How could she have the time and energy to care about a certain young master? 

However, Song Chengfeng would not stop appearing before her. He didn’t know why either. For the first time in his entire life, his mind and body were not in sync. 

“Why bother with her?” He whispered coldly, yet his legs already walked towards the woman who was enjoying her life. 

“Because I love you, Qi Jianyi! I didn’t even know I was capable of feeling this way, but I do. I love you! I love you so much that the thought of losing you terrifies me. It suffocates me. And yet… you’re not even mine.” - Song Chengfeng

"Loving me only ruins you. So stop!" - Qi Jianyi

The Young Miss Refuse To Love

"Sister, wake up! Didn't you say we're going out today?" A sharp voice rang in Qi Jianyi's ears, pulling her from the depths of unconsciousness.

She tried to open her eyes, but they remained tightly shut, as if resisting her will. The world around her felt distant, muffled by an eerie buzzing sound that blurred her senses.

A voice called out to her, but it was fragmented, slipping through her grasp like water. Qi Jianyi wanted to respond, to move, to do something—but her body refused to obey.

Panic crept in as she realized she was trapped, fully aware yet completely paralyzed.

She saw nothing. Heard nothing. Felt nothing. Yet an overwhelming fear took hold of her, sinking deep into her bones.

No—this fear wasn't new. It was something she had felt before but forgotten, buried in the depths of her memory.

Nightmares