Mistaken for Winter

Cool, ethereal beauty VS lazy, roguish romantic

Feng Nianen is known in their circle as a good girl. She is handed over to Fu Yuxi’s second uncle. After Feng Nianen makes a move on him, she learns that Fu Yuxi is a womanizing dog.

Things quickly spiral out of control.

Years later, Fu Yuxi pins Feng Nianen in the back seat of a car, gripping her chin tightly. He asks, his voice full of aggression, “Who told you to run? Didn’t I tell you that I’d give you anything you wanted, even my life?”

She laughs coldly. “What, Fourth Brother? Are you a dog who knows its owner?”

Fu Yuxi lowers his voice. “Once you call me Fourth Brother, I’ll be your Fourth Brother for life. Woof, woof…”

One-line summary: Love is a stirring desire, a path to utter ruin, and possession without restraint.

Both leads are each other’s only partners, 1v1, childhood sweethearts, mutually devoted