New story: They Have All Become Obsessed [Quick Transmigration], now open and visible in the author's column. Feng Qing is an intern who has only just transferred from the cannon-fodder department to the do-whatever-missions department. She never took the transfer seriously because she heard from others that the new department was basically a retirement home. But Feng Qing soon discovers that she has been far too naive. Before taking missions, she smiles brightly and says that the retirement life is already waving to her. The system answers only with a flat, good luck. After taking missions, Feng Qing stands there in silence looking at the person before her, hands trembling slightly, and asks whether it is still possible to regret it now. The system coldly replies that it is too late. Feng Qing can only ask whether her youthful ignorance could at least earn her one chance to make up for it, even a tiny one. Then she applies to transfer back to her original department, and the system rejects the request. Notes: the story entered VIP on the twenty-ninth day of the seventh lunar month in the renyin year, with ten thousand words released at once. First, the cp is always the same person and there is no other possibility. Second, piracy is rejected. Also asking for advance interest in Like Her Voice, also known as I Like Her Voice, and I Like Her Even More. In that story, a car accident leaves Su Jiu with an extra fragment of memory in her mind. In that memory she sees herself unable to act or speak freely, like a puppet being controlled, with what she does and what she thinks forever moving in opposite directions. An invisible force controls her body, turning her into a tool and a stepping stone for others, until once she is useless she loses everything, including her life. Only after she dies does that force dissipate, and she learns that she was merely cannon fodder in a novel, destined to sacrifice everything to fulfill the protagonists. When she wakes from the dream, the fiance preparing for a business marriage with her is one of those supposed protagonists, so Su Jiu immediately breaks off the engagement. Use her as a tool and a stepping stone? Dream on. Then, in the Wen family main hall, Su Jiu reaches out her pale, slender hand and takes the hand of a woman whose bearing is noble and cool, distant yet breathtaking, smiling with bright seductive charm as she says, If anyone is going to get married, it should be to my girlfriend, right, darling? Wen Qingge, who has suddenly acquired a girlfriend, is left full of question marks. Su Jiu originally intended only to provoke the man who had not yet had time to become her ex-fiance, but who could have guessed that after that day she would truly gain a wife recognized by law. Su Jiu only wanted to fake it, but the fake act became real. After the two marry, she restrains her dramatic personality a little, but whenever she sees the proper and abstinent Wen Qingge, she cannot help teasing her to see whether this lofty flower is really frigid. Even when facing those cold, elegant, astonishing eyes, she can still flirt shamelessly, wanting only to see Wen Qingge's ears turn red from her words. Much later, the supposedly frigid Wen Qingge directly makes her repeat all those teasing lines in the quiet of the night, while also leaving her crying with reddened eyes. What Su Jiu does not know is that the marriage alliance was proposed by Wen Qingge from the start, and the only person Wen Qingge ever intended to marry was Su Jiu. Countless times she has remembered the night years ago when the still-youthful girl looked at her with reddened eyes, hazy longing, and burning warmth. Every coincidence was only the careful arrangement of someone who had long set her heart on this outcome. In a little extra scene, when a reporter asks President Wen how she met Teacher Su and how she made her fall in love, Wen Qingge answers with total composure: I planned it for a very long time. Reading guide: sweet story, one-on-one pairing, happy ending.