Wild Nights: The CEO Takes a Nerdy Engineer Home

[Cool and Alluring CEO + Mature, Confident Woman + No Cultivation + No Face-Slapping + No Clichés + Multiple Heroines + Happy Ending] Ye Han, a highly capable engineer with brains and brawn, meets Su Ziyue by chance in an uninhabited region of western Sichuan and Tibet. She takes the initiative with him in a wilderness tent. Then, by a twist of fate, Ye Han becomes Su Ziyue's personal bodyguard. His peaceful life is shattered. He gets caught up in Su Ziyue's life and drawn into a turbulent romance that is half by design and half by accident. Being with Su Ziyue, a cool and alluring temptress, brings Ye Han unexpected rewards as well as unforeseeable risks. They say that mastering math, physics, and chemistry lets you fear nothing under heaven. How will an engineer like Ye Han use hard science to break out of this predicament? (This is a fresh take on the feel-good CEO-and-bodyguard genre, with an innovative golden finger. The male lead combines real-world martial arts and technology to protect the heroine with courage and passion, rather than relying on the ethereal powers of cultivation found in older stories. Most of the novel's settings and logic have real-world counterparts: it's grounded in reality, yet goes beyond it. Cultivation and fantasy elements will never appear later on, and no important characters will be dropped from the story. The male lead is a positive role model, not a smooth-talking punk, and he won't deliberately dress in rags to show off and face-slap people. The heroines are all more than just pretty faces, and none will become a burden. Enjoy with confidence.)