[One-on-one romance, with a cold, unfeeling heroine and a ruthless, obsessive hero]
Before she was reborn, she was a famous prodigy in Ancheng, proud and defiant, with a rebellious streak. On her eighteenth birthday, her entire family was slaughtered outside the city, leaving not a single trace of their bodies.
After being reborn, she is a timid good-for-nothing struggling to survive between the cracks, a punching bag anyone can bully.
She plays the pig to eat the tiger, thoroughly crushing everyone who ever hurt her, and vows to uncover who framed her family.
But she never expected to provoke the violent, sinister, and ruthless Young Master Yu. From then on, she can never escape him.
Rumor has it that Young Master Yu likes men, and that his moods are impossible to predict. Ye Ci says the rumors are half true: “His moodiness is real, but the part about him liking men is false!”
Looking at the man who follows her around every day, begging for her affection, Ye Ci sneers, “Are you a piece of dog-skin plaster?”
Young Master Yu affectionately pats her head. “Be good. You’re the dog skin, and I’m the plaster.”
P.S. 1. He has his fun tormenting his wife, then pursues her through hell and back: volcanic rocks, lava, and a Shura battlefield. 2. The heroine disguises herself as a man.
