Dear Dr. Yu, Lawyer Ji Has Been Plotting to Win You Over for Ages

A cool, marriage-phobic female doctor × a dashing, roguish lawyer who pursues love

At sixteen, in the bloom of youth, Su Qian fell for a boy. He was bright and carefree, bold and uninhibited, like a beam of light shining into her heart.

At twenty-three, after returning from her studies abroad, Yu Qian ran into him on a blind date, then again at a bar. With Dutch courage, she seduced him, flirted with him, slept with him, and then refused to take responsibility.

In the end, he threatened her into registering their marriage.

At twenty-six, back in the country and working as a cardiac surgeon, Yu Qian was so busy that she had long forgotten she'd ever signed the marriage certificate or gotten married.

One of her friends asked, “Lawyer Ji, with those broad shoulders, narrow waist, and perky backside, you must be great in bed. Aren't you getting spoiled?”

Yu Qian: “...”

Ji Qingye wasn't very good.

She couldn't help thinking back to what happened three years ago. They went at it like a tiger, but the results were worth only half a point. Before she could even react, he was already done.

The worst part was, he gritted his teeth and insisted on going again to redeem himself. She gave him a chance that night.

The process went like this and that, and the result was... well, unmentionable.

And he still had the nerve to accuse her of using him for free.

Ji Qingye: Married couples shouldn't sleep in separate rooms.

Yu Qian: We can get divorced.

Ji Qingye: In the Ji family, the only thing that ends a marriage is death.

Later, Ji Qingye clung to her every day, asking for kisses and cuddles.

He said, “Anything a male model has, I have. Anything the hottest heartthrob has, I have too. Whatever they have, I have, and I even have what they don't.

“So who else would you choose?”

Ji Qingye met a sweet, sensible girl who loved studying during his senior year of high school.

When they met again seven years later, he recognized her at a glance. But she kept going on blind dates, meeting one man after another, all at the same coffee shop.

He...