Crossing the Line, Igniting Passion

[Married first, fall in love later, sweet romance, both inexperienced in love]

[Deeply devoted, obsessive top powerbroker of the capital’s elite circle x lovely, gentle heiress and screenwriter-director]

Li Wan Yin is sweet and obedient. Every step of her life has been arranged by her elders, including her marriage.

Her husband is Huo Qichen, the head of the ultra-wealthy Huo family: refined and distinguished, exceptionally handsome, coldhearted and fickle.

In Li Wan Yin’s fantasy of married life, she has money and a career, and her husband is practically invisible. Perfect.

After getting their marriage certificate, Li Wan Yin lays out three rules for their relationship: respect each other’s privacy, don’t interfere in each other’s friendships, and either of them can ask for a divorce at any time.

But just days into their marriage, Li Wan Yin injures her hand and can’t shower. Huo Qichen coolly rolls up his sleeves, walks into the bathroom, and takes over, ignoring all her protests.

Li Wan Yin: What happened to respecting each other’s privacy?

A few weeks into their marriage, Li Wan Yin’s childhood friend, who has had a crush on her for years, returns from abroad and invites her to dinner. Huo Qichen blocks the doorway with a cold expression. “It’s time for bed. You’re not going anywhere.”

Li Wan Yin: What happened to not interfering in each other’s friendships?

As for being able to ask for a divorce at any time?

Months into their marriage, Huo Qichen holds Li Wan Yin tight in his arms and kisses her with obsessive devotion, whispering hoarsely, “How could I ever let you go, A Yin? You’re my most precious treasure.”