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Chapter 169: This System is Dangerous
“Indeed…”
Seeing the pink envelope in Ninomiya-senpai’s hand, Yagi Miyuki’s eyes narrowed, as expected, and he pursed his lips.
It made sense now; if it weren’t for some threat or external factor, why would Ninomiya-senpai suddenly confess to him, a junior she had never spoken to?
“Damn it… Ms. Moon…”
Although he had anticipated the outcome, Yagi Miyuki still felt an inexplicable sense of emptiness.
“Yagi-kun—”
Ninomiya Homura paused for a moment, took a deep breath, and said earnestly, “If I say that my confession that day wasn’t because I liked you, Yagi-kun… would you be very disappointed?”
“This…”
Yagi Miyuki pursed his lips, his gaze slowly dropping, then suddenly stopping at the topmost button of Ninomiya-senpai’s shirt.
It seemed a bit odd, its stitching in a messy beige thread, unlike the pure white of the other buttons.
He remembered it was the day after Ninomiya-senpai proposed to him, when they went for lunch together. Due to her exaggerated bust size, a button had popped off when she stretched, and he had helped sew it back.
But… such a messy job, different thread color – given Ninomiya-senpai’s wealth, she should have discarded this shirt long ago, right?
“Ninomiya-senpai…”
Yagi Miyuki looked into the clear eyes of the girl in front of him, adjusted his glasses, and said composedly, “You might think I’m presumptuous, but now, you must really like me, right?”
“Yagi-kun…”
Ninomiya Homura’s face broke into a beautiful smile, as if relieved, her gaze on Yagi Miyuki becoming even softer, “It seems my efforts weren’t in vain.”
Receiving an affirmative answer, Yagi Miyuki’s lips curved slightly, but he quickly furrowed his brow and said, “So… you were threatened by her, right?”
“Her?”
Ninomiya Homura looked slightly puzzled, then handed the pink envelope to Yagi Miyuki, shrugging, “I don’t know who ‘she’ you’re referring to is. The reason I did that that day was because… anyway, Yagi-kun, read this letter first.”
Yagi Miyuki took the envelope somewhat surprised.
He had thought Ninomiya-senpai knew Ms. Moon, but it seemed she was also threatened by some incomprehensible means and hadn’t actually met her.
Pulling out the letter and seeing the familiar handwriting, Yagi Miyuki wasn’t surprised, but just a quick glance at the content left him stunned.
“A… system?”
The content of the letter, in Ms. Moon’s typical brief style, shocked Yagi Miyuki with just a few words.
“To unbind the system… just write ‘yes’ on the letter?”
“Yagi-kun, you know the person who wrote this letter, right?”
“No…”
Yagi Miyuki looked up, eyeing the girl in front of him strangely, “We’ve never met, I don’t even know her name. She just unilaterally keeps writing to me, I call her ‘Ms. Moon.'”
Saying that, Yagi Miyuki showed the letter to Ninomiya Homura, pointing to the crescent moon signature.
“Ms. Moon?”
“Forget that, Ninomiya-senpai… I’m more interested in this ‘system’ mentioned in the letter. Can you explain it in detail?”
Yagi Miyuki couldn’t believe his eyes.
A system?
Wasn’t that the nonexistent thing he had tried various methods to activate when he first transmigrated, thinking that as a transmigrator, he surely had such a standard configuration? From hope to despair, it only took three days, after which he became a diligent student.
“This is a bit complicated to explain.”
Ninomiya Homura grimaced, but still spoke, “The reason I suddenly confessed to you that day, Yagi-kun, is because… a so-called system has parasitized me.”
Yagi Miyuki’s expression became quite animated, staring at Ninomiya Homura as she continued to explain.
“The system suddenly appeared in my mind out of nowhere and began issuing mission forcefully. The main mission is… to marry you, Yagi-kun, before graduating from university.”
Yagi Miyuki’s face stiffened.
He suddenly remembered Ms. Moon’s letters frequently mentioning a problem with something she gave him. Could it be… the problematic thing was the system Ninomiya-senpai mentioned?
Seeing the look of disbelief on his face, Ninomiya Homura blinked, softly saying, “Yagi-kun… you don’t believe me?”
“No… I believe.”
Yagi Miyuki shook and then nodded his head
.
As long as it’s related to Ms. Moon, however strange, it all makes sense.
“Hmm.”
Ninomiya-senpai nodded in satisfaction, then continued, “But now I strongly suspect that this system was originally meant for you, Yagi-kun. When it first bound to me, it seemed to have mentioned something about a binding error.”
“Indeed…”
Yagi Miyuki became disoriented.
So he was really the protagonist template? Only Ms. Moon made a mistake, and the system ended up binding to Ninomiya-senpai?
“I must point out, this system… is very dangerous…”
Ninomiya Homura’s lips twitched, “This foolish system often issues quite perverse missions. Although there are rewards, like increased charm, refusal to complete results in extremely cruel punishments, like shortened leg length, receding hairline, increased bust size…”
Yagi Miyuki: “…”
It sounds terrifying, but… the last one is a punishment for you, Ninomiya-senpai?
“Why don’t you unbind it, then?”
Yagi Miyuki looked at the letter again, realizing it didn’t have ‘yes’ written on it, meaning Ninomiya-senpai hadn’t yet unbound the system.
Ninomiya Homura shook her head solemnly, “What if I unbind it and the system goes to you, Yagi-kun? After all, if the system gives out a ** shortening punishment, even if it orders you to woo your sister, you’d have to do it, right? Then I’d be out of the game, so no way.”
“This…”
Yagi Miyuki wiped the cold sweat from his forehead.
Should he commend Ms. Moon’s craftsmanship? If it really were so, he might…
“Forget the system for now, I’m very curious about that Ms. Moon. Although I’m grateful she made me meet you, Yagi-kun, being threatened and oppressed like this… I really can’t forgive her—”
This novel was translated on ShanghaiFantasy, https://shanghaifantasy.com/novel/an-extraordinary-girl-is-trying-her-best-to-ruin-my-daily-life/. If you are not reading on this website, it was stolen and aggregated
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