Every Day, I Walk a Tightrope Between Sinking Ships

Su Nuannuan is a thoroughly shameless woman.

Young and wealthy, she's left a trail of romantic entanglements behind her.

There are 365 days in a year, and she has never taken a single day off.

She just never expected to accidentally get involved with people she couldn't afford to cross.

What can she do? Try her best to keep all the fish in her pond.

And so Su Nuannuan goes from working in finance to becoming a master of time management.

In the morning, she takes Man One, the artist, to a gallery exhibition. At noon, she has lunch with Man Two, the CEO.

In the afternoon, she accompanies Man Three, the lawyer, at work. In the evening, she goes to Man Four's concert.

When she gets home, she still has to soothe her unrelated-by-blood older brother.

Sigh. When will this life ever end?

Just as Su Nuannuan has planned everything and come up with excuses to break up with them,

an unexpected party throws all her plans into disarray.

"Who knew Nuannuan was so good at managing her time?" says Man One, the gentle artist.

"You'd better give me a good explanation," says Man Two, the aloof CEO.

"Nuannuan, do you know what they call this?" says Man Three, the smiling schemer of a lawyer.

"Nuannuan must have her reasons, right?" says Man Four, the sweet-talking pop idol.

"Nuannuan, I can't believe I never knew you were like this. I've failed as your brother," says Man Five, her seemingly gentle older brother, whose possessiveness is off the charts.

With her whole operation exposed, Su Nuannuan gives up.

"Bye, you guys. I'm off to enjoy myself abroad!"

Her departure drives all five men crazy.

[A super-sweet, satisfying, brainless Mary Sue story. Nuannuan is a thoroughly shameless woman, not a good person.]