[Two Female Leads] [Only Each Other] [Bickering Rivals]
[A cool, capable lawyer who acts aloof but is actually a dramatic, obsessive schemer VS a beloved pastry chef who's kind and easygoing on the surface but insecure and sensitive underneath]
Su Lingtian gets into a car accident and wakes up to find that she's swapped bodies with the person she hates most.
With hands skilled only at making pastries and no education beyond high school, she's ordered to work in a high-rise office building, using her very unskilled brain to fill in for a big-shot lawyer.
Meanwhile, Liu Tingrou, who's never lifted a finger around the house, is taken straight to the bakery kitchen and made to work herself to the bone. People even complain that she's too slow. When has the pampered young lady, whose life has been smooth sailing for over twenty years, ever suffered such humiliation? All she can do is get angry.
After moving in with her sworn enemy, Liu Tingrou can't eat or sleep properly. Other people get a roommate; she got a personal trainer.
[After the two regain consciousness following the accident, at the hospital convenience store]
Su Lingtian (shouting): I want fried chicken, chips, ice cream, and cake! Nobody can stop me!!
Liu Tingrou (coolly): No. I'm managing my figure right now. I have to stick to my calorie limit at every meal, no more than 400 calories.
Su Lingtian (speechless): :( Then what can I eat?
Liu Tingrou (smiling): Half a rye sandwich should be just right.
[The night before the ball]
Liu Tingrou (glaring): You're 0.25 over your target weight.
Su Lingtian (looking away with an awkward smile): It's only 0.25. Maybe I'll burn it off by tomorrow?!
Liu Tingrou: Enough excuses. Starting tomorrow, you're eating grass.
Su Lingtian breathed a sigh of relief.
Liu Tingrou (smiling): And doing a hundred burpees and planks.
It's a nice article, but I feel like Tiantian's personality is a bit bad. How to say it? It's just that sometimes I feel that Tiantian has no sense of distance. Until now, she has already been with someone, but she doesn't seem to have any sense of proportion with other people. Sometimes Liu is jealous, and I feel that it is understandable. I also hope that the author can write less about misunderstandings, or that he can explain them carefully every time he writes them, instead of making peace with them. The main reason is that every time he writes about a misunderstanding, he just brushes it off, and there is no real solution to the misunderstanding. I just feel a little uncomfortable when I read it. I always feel that the protagonist does not have a long mouth, and the plot needs to be dealt with directly. Okay, that's all my suggestions. It's actually pretty good-looking and has a lot of cars, which suits my taste😄😄😄
Super pretty! Very to my liking! I like this kind of warm and daily-oriented writing, it's quite healing, and the ambiguity between two people is quite touching. Come on, author! Love your work!