That night, eighteen-year-old Ning Luyao was tricked into losing her virginity. Since then, this has become a nightmare that keeps her awake at night.
But one day, the figure in the dream who misbehaved with her caressed her cheek, leaned over and whispered in her ear, "My Lulu, you are so good."
She was woken up in a cold sweat, because the only person in the world who called her Lulu was her nominal "brother" Xie Yanze. In order to escape from the man in her dream, and to repay the Xie family for their upbringing, Ning Luyao agreed to arrange an engagement and marriage.
But he kept pursuing her, determined to take her as his own, until the scene of that night happened again.
For Xie Yanze, Ning Luyao was the fragile person he was when he was young, an indescribable bond, and a redemption.
It wasn't until that day that he discovered her unspeakable secret that he realized that he had already been sinking step by step.
They are the people who understand each other best, even if the little fox has claws.
He will also "try every means" to keep her by his side.
"Mr. Xie, you have been kneeling for two days. Get up quickly. There is gold under your knees."
This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.