Xiao Changle is a fake heiress and a homebody who can say all the right things and is occasionally lively, cute, and cheerful. Then there's Mr. Huo, a real heir: a refined playboy who loves gossip and never stops talking.
After waking up, Xiao Changle watches all sorts of things happening around her. Every day it's one fragile little white flower, one aloof overbearing CEO, one scandal-plagued actress, one gloomy young man after another... She spends her days listening to other people's romantic entanglements and heartbreak.
Is this normal?
She's a born singleton with no romantic feelings and no interest in anyone. And what's more, she's the fake heiress in a story full of rumors about a real and fake heiress.
Her relationship with her family is perfectly harmonious!
Her friends are perfectly normal, apart from one: Huo Yanlin.
Her family is perfectly normal!
Her colleagues are perfectly normal!
She never really befriended those weird people, so whenever their romances with overbearing CEOs went wrong, they came to her to vent.
After all, if she wouldn't listen to their romantic troubles, they thought... she was bullying them.
It's hard to make sense of!
And every day, people who don't like her take a jab at her.
She clearly stays home and dodges them faster than a dog, except when she goes out for a stroll.
Gossip? She doesn't like listening to it! Every time, she runs as far away as she can.
But when gossip comes looking for her and they insist she hear it, she thinks it over and decides she might as well listen!
An older colleague once told her, “Your generation is perfect for cultivating the Way of Emotionlessness.”
And yet not a single one of them takes it up!
The Way of Emotionlessness is practically made for hopeless romantics! And for people who defy all convention!
Just look at this generation, so well-behaved! They hear so much about love that they're numb to it.
Every single one is single! None of them has any interest in dating, and they're always threatening to take someone down with them!
Xiao Changle looks at the scene by the bed and wonders: Why am I always watching