Lillian has the kind of body that naturally attracts psychopaths—not because she’s too beautiful, but because she just looks too easy to control. Before she can even enjoy a peaceful life, she gets selected by a mysterious system, bound to it, and thrown into one world after another—each filled with dangerous men who all seem obsessed with her. In every world, all Lillian wants is to survive, protect her family, and finish the mission… But why does every male lead fall for her so hard? From serial killers to infinite-loop bosses, from mafia heirs to bandit kings, even ancient ghost kings and apocalyptic zombie lords—no realm is safe for her. World after world, she’s hunted, claimed, and tamed by powerful, obsessive men who refuse to let her go. With her gentle smile and stunning beauty, Lillian may look fragile—but beneath that delicate exterior lies a sharp mind and unshakable will. She doesn’t seek love or power, yet both keep finding her. This story features pseudo-coercion tropes, and focuses on a soft-spoken, tender-hearted female lead. Each arc includes cross-dimensional travel, system-assisted plot progression, and fast-paced emotional development. A mix of sweet and angsty romance, with dominant and possessive top leads. Proceed with caution!

"You Are the Code of My Heartbeat" She writes flawless code. But when it comes to her heart, she can’t even compile. Cheng Jian is a brilliant but guarded software engineer navigating the high-stakes world of Silicon Valley. She speaks in logic, lives in structure, and avoids emotional variables like runtime exceptions — until she meets Lu Wan. Lu Wan is a UI design student with sunlit energy and a window full of thriving succulents. She colors outside the lines, both in life and in code, and somehow always ends up next to Cheng Jian — whether it’s on the couch after a long day, or in the middle of a production crisis at 2am. They start as roommates. Then teammates. Then something more — quietly, carefully, inevitably. This is not a story about coming out. It's a story about letting someone in. Set against the backdrop of tech startups, late-night deployments, and the quiet ache of being different in a fast-moving world, this slow-burn sapphic romance explores what it means to find home — not in a place, but in a person. No love triangles. No unnecessary drama. Just two women learning how to build something beautiful — together, line by line. Perfect for fans of roommate-to-lovers tropes, quiet intimacy, and emotionally restrained yet deeply moving relationships.