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The Comeback Manual: Secrets to Winning in the End
墨書 Inktalez
I have entered a book.
I became the legitimate daughter of the Xue Family in the story.
I know all the plotlines, including the inner monologue of the male lead, Ji Rufeng.
At this moment, Ji Rufeng has just been chosen by my father to be my personal bodyguard.
Although he doesn't show it on his face, he feels quite resentful inside.
Ji Rufeng is someone who always believes in the principle that strength is paramount.
As for the original owner, oh no... me, a pampered young lady, naturally does not catch his eye.
My arrogance and teasing only deepen his disdain for me.
Yet, because of my father's kindness towards him, he has to repay that debt and thus endures silently, gradually becoming gloomy and taciturn.
This version of Ji Rufeng is too easy to manipulate.
So later on, the female lead uses Ji Rufeng's genuine feelings for her as a weapon to stab me deeply, leading me to a tragic fate.
I do not want to end up in such a miserable situation; I must change Ji Rufeng's view of the female lead and prevent her from getting close to him.
First, I need to get Ji Rufeng on my side. At the very least, he cannot continue to harbor hatred towards me.
So, I went to find my father and explained my intentions.
Ji Rufeng has practiced martial arts since childhood and possesses impressive skills.
Although I haven't fought anyone in this era, I have seen enough martial arts dramas to know how it works.
Besides, I trained in martial arts for ten years in my past life; that experience was not for nothing.
I proposed a competition between Ji Rufeng and me: whoever strikes the other first will be declared the winner.
Winner is the boss.
Losers must obey unconditionally.
Women in Ancient Times valued staying within the confines of their homes.
It is already quite rare to know some Flower Fist and Embroidered Leg martial arts.
Someone like me, who actively seeks to compete with others, is even more unheard of.
The look my father gives me is truly hard to describe.
However, as his only daughter, he still agreed.
It was early spring, with a Gentle Breeze blowing and the warm sun shining.
I wore a white outfit and held a Red Tassel Spear, casually tying my hair into a Gun Flower, with the spear tip aimed directly at Ji Rufeng.
"Bring out your full strength."
"I won't hold back."
Ji Rufeng was taken aback.
Then he drew his sword, his gaze sharp.
"Miss, I apologize."
His moves were fierce and relentless.
I responded calmly, advancing step by step.
Eventually, he found an opportunity and lunged at me with his sword.
I sidestepped and seized the moment to deflect his sword with my spear, kicking him squarely on the left side of Ji Rufeng's face, sending him crashing against the railing.
Ji Rufeng lay on the ground, stunned as he looked at me.
I chuckled lightly.
"Ji Rufeng, you lost."
I became Ji Rufeng's boss.
Little did I expect that the first thing about being the boss would be facing constant challenges from Ji Rufeng.
As a result, it naturally ended with him losing time and again. In my previous life, I was at least a dual provincial champion in both free fighting and traditional martial arts routines, a legitimate national first-class athlete. Just now, there was another match. Without any suspense, Ji Rufeng lost again. I looked at Ji Rufeng, who was full of dissatisfaction, feeling somewhat helpless. This time, I accidentally used too much force and left a bruise on him. Ji Rufeng noticed it as well. He couldn't help but ask me, "Miss, why do you always have to put in so much effort?"
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