This Man Is No Gentleman

[A resourceful heiress entrepreneur vs. a calculating, direct-talking Black Knight] [The heroine is resilient, tenacious, and perceptive. As she pursues her art tirelessly, she also faces tests of love, friendship, and family] “Mo Jian, I’ll be honest with you. I didn’t drive him away because he wasn’t doing his job. It was because he kept assuming his relationship with you was special and never kept his distance. It really got on my nerves!” “Every time I see you exhausting yourself for your senior and your teacher, I get so worked up! Seeing them crowd around you and take up your time makes me incredibly uncomfortable!” “You’re just impossible to reason with!” Mo Jian never expected Liang Siyu to be so unreasonable. He no longer cared about the refined, graceful image he’d once maintained. At that moment, he was like a resentful husband, accusing her of being heartless. Some people say Mo Jian doesn’t know how lucky she is. Born into a wealthy family, she could have lived in comfort without a care, yet she insisted on setting up an unconventional art studio. Fine, let her do art. Art is highbrow, and it should only deal with wealthy patrons who appreciate refined culture. But she’ll even argue with people over a fee of just a hundred yuan. And she has a dream-husband who indulges her in everything, yet she treats him with indifference. What a waste. Why is this girl so stubborn? Mo Jian says, “I was born contrary!” If your parents had labeled you a “genetic mutation” from childhood, if you had a perfect older brother who made you seem mediocre and incompetent at every turn, and if you were constantly miserable because the so-called “other people’s child” lived in your own home, could you really take it all in stride? And that so-called perfect husband is nothing but a hypocrite who took advantage of me when I was vulnerable!