Forced to Marry My Mortal Enemy, He Moved Into the Civil Affairs Bureau Overnight

Everyone in Beijing's elite circles knows that Shen Jingmo, the heir of the Shen family, and Shen Qingyu, the Shen family's little princess, are natural enemies. Whenever they meet, they bicker and trade barbs. They're known as the most famous “frenemies” in Beijing. Little do people know that beneath their constant sparring, both hearts have long since lost control for the other. Their mutual secret crush has been buried for years beneath a tangle of misunderstandings. Each mistakes the other's feelings, and they stay by each other's side only as “rivals.”

Then disaster strikes the Shen family. Their finances collapse, and Shen Qingyu is forced to face a business marriage. At the crucial moment, Shen Jingmo, who has always been “at odds” with her, steps forward of his own accord. “I'll be your marriage partner.”

A marriage contract binds two stubborn souls together. Their life as newlyweds is a chaotic comedy of errors: the proud young heir is all bark and a soft heart, mouthing off and complaining even as he quietly protects her, putting on a spectacular display of falling hard; the little princess seems spoiled, but is actually testing the waters one careful step at a time, cautiously reaching for the heart that has hidden its love so deeply.