The powerful heiress of the Ling family makes a triumphant return. She holds grudges and always gets even, yet when it comes to love, she is insecure and avoids her feelings.
A business tycoon willingly becomes a substitute, knowingly leaping into a trap.
She treats him as a replacement, but he is content to play the part.
Ling Yu is the eldest daughter of the Ling family, lost to them and then found again. Her twisted upbringing taught her to repay every slight, and she never shows mercy when faced with schemes.
But when it comes to love, she is a thorough pessimist, convinced that warmth will always fade and that she is unworthy of love.
Through a twist of fate, she mistakes her business rival, Jing Yao, for a stand-in for her deceased first love. She becomes immersed in their physical intimacy, yet firmly shuts her heart behind the words "we each get what we need," refusing to let anyone truly get close.
Jing Yao is the decisive head of the Jing family, ruthless in his methods and masterful at turning the tides.
He knows she rejected him from the start. He knows she repeatedly turned down his requests for a committed relationship. Still, he remains hopelessly entangled in this ill-fated relationship that she began. He uses business rivalries to shatter her composure and forceful tenderness to try to break through her defenses. Even when he later learns that he is merely another man's shadow, the pain cannot extinguish his nearly obsessive love. He has set his heart on her, even if she is covered in thorns, even if he is only a substitute.
She craves the comfort his looks bring, yet instinctively retreats every time he gets close.
He sees through her disguise and fragility, yet willingly becomes her refuge from reality.
In this dangerous game, born of substitution and desire, one is afraid to love, while the other insists on loving.
Can you please stop the heroine from being so holy to her vicious half-sister😅 Either let her take sleeping pills and die, or let her become a psychopath and live with a rotten body that would be worse than death. . . As a result, she recovered and returned to work normally??? The male protagonist of the male video will not be so kind to the vicious male partner. Can the author of the female video please love the heroine first before loving the daughter? Also, the brother and sister of the Ye family who bullied the heroine were not retaliated at all. The two of them can still play and have fun every day. Except for the emotional line, they are all very bad to the heroine. Only the stepmother got the ending she deserved, and the other people who bullied the heroine were fine. . . .
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