After Transmigrating into a Novel with My Boyfriend, He Turned Out to Be a Native Villain-Chapter 232: Breakup

Yu Li had never paid much attention to this female lead. Even in the previous instance, she had only sighed a few times.

But ever since learning the secret about Bo Jingmo, she no longer wanted to interact with the female lead.

Maybe it was because villains and protagonists were naturally incompatible—if Bo Jingmo spent too much time with Jiang Xi, he’d probably be affected.

And it wouldn’t be in a good way.

The system wouldn’t let her kill the female lead, and the heavenly rule wouldn’t allow Jiang Xi to just die casually either.

But Bo Jingmo was different. He didn’t have that kind of luck—he only had the undead skill granted by the Film Set System, and if the system decided to target him...

As if something came to mind, Yu Li’s movements paused, a trace of contemplation flashing in her eyes.

Hearing the woman on the other end of the call go silent, she picked up the phone and asked with a smile, “Senior, any other questions now?”

“…No.”

Jiang Xi really hadn’t expected Yu Li to be right there. Her face flushed slightly and she hurriedly made up an excuse, then quickly hung up.

Hearing the beep beep from the other end of the line, Yu Li handed the phone back to Bo Jingmo, tone teasing:

“Boss Bo, quite popular, huh? Killed someone in the script, and she still came out to congratulate you.”

At that, Bo Jingmo’s eyes suddenly lit up. He sat down on the edge of the bed and leaned in eagerly: “Lili, are you… jealous?”

He’d never seen Yu Li jealous before. On their previous dates, if other women tried to hit on him or ask for his contact info, Yu Li would just glance lazily and silently grab Bo Jingmo’s hand, clearly stating she was the official girlfriend.

But she never showed any signs of displeasure or anger—that was her absolute trust in Bo Jingmo.

Bo Jingmo understood that, but who wouldn’t like seeing their partner show they care?

Especially someone like Bo Jingmo, who severely lacked a sense of security—he actually loved seeing Yu Li care about him.

That’s why Xu Wei’s persona in the last instance had deeply satisfied a part of his inner emptiness.

He liked it when Yu Li showed possessiveness toward him, liked when she asserted her claim in front of others.

So seeing Yu Li show this kind of expression now… it made him a little excited.

Looking at the man's puppy-like eager gaze, Yu Li couldn’t help but curl her lips.

Suddenly, she reached out, tugged his tie, pulling him forward, then lifted her head and lightly bit his chin—her fangs grazed his skin as she muttered, half-coherent with complaint.

“Yeah, I’m jealous. Mr. Bo, why are you always flirting around?”

The man chuckled, eyes crinkling as he reached out to rub the back of her head. “My bad. I’ll be more careful next time.”

Yu Li tilted her head up and gave him a kiss, smiling brightly. “It’s good that Mr. Bo knows this. You get a reward.”

Watching their interaction, the system couldn’t help but sigh silently—what a loving couple.

Even though both of them weren’t exactly normal, among all the Hosts the system had ever guided, these two had the fewest relationship conflicts—and the most clingy.

Even their sleeping progress was the boldest.

“Sister, have you two… never had a fight before?”

One was a loyal dog and easy to coax, the other spoiled unconditionally.

The system really couldn’t imagine what they’d fight over.

By now, Bo Jingmo had gone downstairs to prepare breakfast. Yu Li was the only one left in the room. She stretched lazily and got out of bed.

Just then, the system’s voice rang out unexpectedly, making her freeze mid-step. She glanced at the Little Yellow Orb. “Found the time yet?”

She had previously asked when exactly Bo Jingmo had been brought back. The system had said it forgot and needed to go look for it.

“Found it,” the system replied, pulling up the record. “Based on the timeline, it should’ve been two years ago in your world.”

Hearing that number, Yu Li was momentarily stunned. After thinking for a moment, she suddenly asked, “Timeline? There’s a time difference between your novel world and the real world?”

“Yeah. Usually, novel worlds run faster. Kind of like you humans say—one day in heaven equals a year on Earth. Though it’s not that exaggerated. One day in your world might be one or two months in the novel world.”

Just as she thought.

A glint flashed in the woman’s eyes, and she let out an ambiguous chuckle. “Then I get it.”

“Sister, get what?”

Yu Li picked up her cup to brush her teeth, and during the time it took to fill it with water, she answered offhandedly:

“Of course I get the truth behind Bo Jingmo’s disappearance back then. Turns out you kidnapped him.”

The system understood every word—but put together, it was completely confused.

What did she mean by the truth behind Bo Jingmo’s disappearance??

The system froze for several minutes on the spot. Its CPU was practically overheating.

It vaguely sensed what Yu Li meant—but it just couldn’t believe it.

“Sister… you mean, when Bo Jingmo disappeared back then… you always remembered him?”

After brushing her teeth, Yu Li spit out the last mouthful of water and wiped her lips with a towel. Her tone was casual:

“Yep. I always remembered Bo Jingmo.”

So the system had never successfully extracted Yu Li’s memory. She had remembered Bo Jingmo the whole time.

The little system could hardly imagine that. Its voice trembled a bit in disbelief: “But when Bo Jingmo disappeared, everyone else forgot about him—only you still remembered. Didn’t you think that was scary?”

But the moment those words left its mouth, it suddenly remembered—this woman wasn’t normal. No wonder she wasn’t surprised.

Alright then. This was someone who could extract other people’s memories. Something like this probably didn’t scare her at all.

Thinking back to those days, Yu Li chuckled.

“System, didn’t you say Bo Jingmo and I never fought before?” freeωebnovēl.c૦m

The system blinked. “Huh? Yeah… wait, don’t tell me you did?”

“Fought?”

She curved her lips. In her mind, fight was putting it lightly.

“Thanks to you, Bo Jingmo and I almost broke up over this.”

“!!” The system gasped. “Break up?!”

“Yep. My boyfriend went missing, no way to find him, and he even erased everyone’s memories of him. Wouldn’t you break up if it were you?”

Yu Li rubbed her chin and added slowly,

“And two years ago, if I’m not mistaken, that was just after Bo Jingmo and I made our relationship official…”

…

Inside a dim apartment, outside was a bustling nightlife of flashing lights and noisy scenes. The woman, however, sat quietly on the couch.

Her head was lowered, eyes fixed on the phone in her hand. Her beautiful fox-like eyes were filled with icy calm.

“The number you dialed is not in service… beep—”

Pale fingers hit the hang-up key. She dialed again.

“The number you dialed is not in service. Please… beep—”

She hung up again, then dialed again.

“The number you dialed is not in service. Please check and redial…”

Hearing the repeated mechanical female voice from the phone, the woman finally showed a hint of impatience. She frowned with a “tch” and tossed the phone onto the coffee table.

The phone collided with the glass tabletop with a thud, cutting off the robotic voice instantly.

The woman leaned back on the sofa with her eyes closed. She pinched the bridge of her nose, the air around her tense and agitated, like she was holding back a storm of anger.

And indeed—that was the truth. Yu Li had never been this irritated before.

Because… her boyfriend had been missing for three full days.

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