The Daily Life of a Pampered Lady With Princess Syndrome

The female supporting character in “Extremely Addicted” can be called the most miserable female supporting character in history. No matter what she does, the female protagonist will always deeply resent her and seek revenge at every opportunity.

After Shu Er became the same-named supporting character in the book, she only wanted to do one thing:

Anger the female protagonist to death and take down the male lead.

She wreaks havoc in the male lead’s world, just waiting for the female lead to show up, teach her how to be a person, and persuade her to be kind.

But she waits and waits, and the female protagonist, who should have appeared long ago, still hasn’t shown up.

Then one afternoon, as she passes by the sports equipment room, she accidentally overhears a conversation between the male and female leads.

“Huo Chao, Shu Er has such a bad temper, is full of princess disease, and most importantly, she doesn’t even like you. Even with all that, you still like her? Don’t you feel pathetic?”

“I just like being pathetic, what’s it to you?”

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The new transfer student at No. 1 High School receives special treatment from the school bully, all because she saved his life when they were kids. Everyone thinks it’s just because of this past favor that the boss shows her more patience, but nothing beyond that.

Until one day, they witness the interaction between Huo Chao and the rumored savior.

The girl sits on Huo Chao’s lap, pulling his hair, playing with his earlobes, bossing him around, and recklessly saying, “I saved you, so you have to be unconditionally good to me. You have to listen to everything I say and do everything I ask. You can’t look at other girls, and you can’t smile at anyone else. Do you agree?”

Huo Chao: “Okay.”

What else can he do? He found a little ancestor, and of course, he has to pamper her, even if it means kneeling on the ground.

[He could change for her, for better or worse, and change everything about himself to suit her preferences.

There’s just one thing:

In the future, the person who will share her grave, whose name will be carved next to hers on the tombstone, must be him, and only him.]