Ren Jiayi is the darling of everyone around her: born into a wealthy family, beautiful, and kindhearted. A clever fox in the business world, she started her own company and handles everything with ease.
Jing Chu is a first-year jewelry design student. To everyone, he is sunny and handsome, quiet, and devoted to his studies.
Their paths seem destined never to cross.
Then one day, the gears of fate begin to turn.
Ren Jiayi faces a crisis in both her career and her family life. She goes to a bar to drink and meets the bartender, Jing Chu, who is working part-time at his brother’s bar. He is the man who makes her heart itch with desire.
Jing Chu comforts Ren Jiayi when she is feeling down. When she asks for his contact information, he only smiles and gives her a sly grin.
What does that mean? Could Jing Chu be sweet on the surface but sinister underneath?
Not long after, Jing Chu gets caught up in a controversy involving Ren Jiayi’s company, and they meet again. Unable to resist her restless feelings, Ren Jiayi starts flirting with him, hoping to lure him home.
This is how she does it: “Jing Chu, it was love at first sight for me. How about giving me a chance to like you?”
In her best friend’s eyes, Ren Jiayi is a male version of the stereotypical sleazy flirt. Her friend thinks, I have to hold it in. Don’t laugh.
In Jing Chu’s eyes, though, it goes like this: She says she likes me. What a coincidence, I think I might like her a little too. But she says this after we’ve barely met a few times. Could she be experienced at this? Is Ren Jiayi sincere?
Ren Jiayi: I’m innocent! I’m very inexperienced when it comes to love.
Xiao Huang: I’m just a little corgi. I don’t know anything.
