The White Moonlight Kidnapping Plan

My phone buzzed.

“Do you need me to come pick you up?”

It was a text from Yu Qiaoqiao.

Or rather, the real Yu Qiaoqiao.

The once unremarkable Yu Qiaoqiao had now become the golden girl, Yu Qiaoqiao.

When I first found her, I offered her the choice to swap lives.

We would use my remaining points to perform a “pseudo-swap.”

Instead of the system’s mandatory, total exchange.

A “pseudo-swap” had one distinct advantage: we would each inhabit the other’s life trajectory while wearing their face.

Because it was a “pseudo-swap,” the fact of the exchange existed, but the system couldn’t determine the actual reality of the situation.

On the path of the billionaire’s daughter, Yu Qiaoqiao would continue to live out her life in peace, just as she was meant to,

and she wouldn’t be bothered by any romance plotlines.

Even the system was impressed by my move:

“Good grief, you don’t look like much, but you actually managed to find a system loophole?”

“You’re really exploiting a bug here?!”

I replied: “There’s no rule saying I can’t exploit a bug like this, is there?”

System: “6.”

As for Yu Qiaoqiao, she was clearly thrilled when she heard about my situation.

Compared to her own, my life was obviously far more appealing than a mundane one.

Over the past year, Yu Qiaoqiao truly hadn’t shown the slightest interest in dating,

focusing entirely on her career instead.

When Yu Qiaoqiao went to my family’s home, she did so under the guise of “amnesia.”

What’s more, she chose the exact day Lu Ting was planning to turn his fake relationship with Bai Xuan’er into a real marriage.

It nearly made them sick to their stomachs.