“A secretary earning a million a year? Does she really think no one knows about the dirty business between you two?”
Jiang Yingying’s sneer tore through the five-year facade Ling Wanqing had maintained. She was Ji Chenfeng’s most capable secretary, and also his most secret, forbidden lover. From “Mr. Ji” to “Qingqing,” from the tender trap of the villa in Yunding to public humiliation at the office, he used access to top-tier medical care to clip her wings and the promise that “Yunding will always be your home” to keep her languishing in a gilded cage.
“You can’t leave me.”
He left a love bite on her collarbone, yet when she was falsely accused, he coldly demanded that she apologize. He stayed up late applying ointment to her wounds, then turned around and chatted merrily with his arranged fiancée. It wasn’t until she met Gu Yu at the hospital, a man who had kept six years’ worth of tenderness hidden away, and found a long-forgotten cotton-linen dress in a tiny apartment, that she realized she was nothing more than an exquisite ornament in his business empire.
“Will you marry me?”
When Ji Chenfeng fell out with his father at a board meeting over her, and the Jiang family’s schemes put the hospital corridors under surveillance, she finally found herself tearing up at his tender words: “I’ll wait for you.” Five years of hidden currents: would she keep sinking, or finally wake up? As she tore up the transfer notice for her “secretary’s allowance,” and he removed the cuff links that symbolized his power for her, this forbidden office romance would finally break the chains called “love” as “Chenfeng” and “Qingqing” called to each other.
“You’re mine.”
When he said it, she was gazing at the countless lights beyond the villa in Yunding. This time, she finally dared to reach out and touch the stars in his eyes. In the game between power and sincerity, the most dangerous trap had always been the tenderness with which they let themselves fall for each other.
Nice! At first, I watched it with the setting of president + secretary in mind, and the tension between the two of them when they got along was also very well described. Can the author send out more sweets? It's just that the pace is very fast, events come one after another, and I feel like I can't relax.
I like watching it, the plot is tight
It's still good, but there is still a lack of foreshadowing for what happened, and the pace is a bit fast. So far, the whole article seems to be good.