I Lit the Fire and Ran! The Stand-In Made Young Master Shen Go Crazy Overnight

A gentle, quiet male lead who secretly gets jealous × a quirky, funny heroine Happy ending, one-on-one romance, devoted love, mutual devotion Campus romance in the early chapters After a huge fight with her brother, Wen Ran impulsively heads to Rong City. There, she begins her fishing expedition. Step one: act sweet and obedient. The headstrong heiress starts keeping her temper in check, speaking softly and sweetly in front of Shen Ci. Her nose is always tinged pink, and her tears fall like beads from a broken string. Until he catches her beating up nine street thugs all by herself. “Fragile?” “Uh… let me explain.” Step two: show her true colors and be direct. “A Ci, do you know where your tongue is supposed to go?” “Against the roof of your mouth.” “Wrong. It belongs in my mouth.” “…” Every day, Wen Ran is either trying to hook Shen Ci or on her way to hook Shen Ci. But Shen Ci always keeps a cold expression. “Fishing is hard,” Ranran sighs, and decides to give up. But after she gets drunk, he pins her against the door and softly coaxes her to say “I like Shen Ci” over and over. They confess their feelings, and from then on, things heat up fast. But after Wen Ran’s real reason for coming to Rong City is exposed… Their eyes meet by chance, then turn away as if by accident. Wen Ran turns on her heel and heads back to the capital. Shen Ci doesn’t chase her or ask why. They drift farther and farther apart. Until one day, they happen to meet at a banquet. Shen Ci, eyes red, corners her in a quiet corner. His voice trembling with tears, he accuses her: “You were the one who was wrong, and yet you wouldn’t even apologize.” Wen Ran frowns and is about to explain. But Shen Ci misunderstands her expression. He panics at once, buries his face in the crook of her neck, and hurriedly changes his tune. “It’s all my fault.” “Don’t leave me!” “You’re not allowed to go!”