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Lin Wantang, the daughter of a top consortium, has just taken over the branch when her grandfather assigns her Jiang Ye—a "trouble-maker" sidekick who replaces her premium coffee with pearl milk tea, modifies contracts to include cats, and even turns her icy persona into a fluffy, irritable kitten! Yet his messes always work out: a client signs a big deal because of the "cat clause," and a rival's plot is foiled by his "elementary school prank." While Lin scolds him for being "useless," she can't help noticing the little things—hot cocoa during overtime, his back shielding her from danger—all becoming ripples in her heart. When Jiang Ye suddenly disappears, she learns: this sidekick who always annoys her is actually a "past-life savior" bound by a system, and all his "trouble-making" is to make her learn to smile again...
Lucky Man in Famine: A Blessed Life with Love and Children
Chen Nuo, a poor farmer in a famine year when even grass roots were scarce, somehow had a "lucky star" aura—digging wild vegetables turned up a thousand-year-old ginseng, his old hen laid double-yolked eggs daily, and he even accidentally saved a hijacked county magistrate, earning ten acres of fertile land. One day, he found an unconscious noble lady Lin Zhaozhao at the foot of the mountain. She woke up, saw his ragged clothes, and called him a "poor wretch," but then witnessed him exchanging half a basket of rotten sweet potatoes for a merchant's silver ingot and saving a child from an ice cave with a straw rope... When Zhaozhao's enemies came to kidnap her for debt, Chen Nuo arrived with villagers holding newly discovered gold ore—turns out his "luck" was never just fortune, but kindness and wit hidden under his honesty. From mutual dislike to running a grain shop together, when they brought three pairs of twins to worship their ancestors, Zhaozhao poked his forehead and laughed: "You're not a lucky star—you're my living treasure."