No tricks, just pure feelings
Modern-day doctor Lin Ruoxi just wants to escape her mother’s suffocating control and find a little peace in her new home. But behind the perpetually closed door of apartment 1301 next door lives a “weirdo”: Wei Zhiheng, a man from ancient times who doesn’t fit in at all. He loves petting cats, watching TV, and eating hot pot. His innocence clashes with her cool reserve, sparking a string of heartwarming, hilarious mishaps.
Just as their flirtation is about to blossom into love, disaster strikes! Lin Ruoxi’s entire family is murdered, and the only clues left behind point to Wei Zhiheng’s distant, incomprehensible world. Bent on revenge, Lin Ruoxi resolutely follows Wei Zhiheng into a completely unfamiliar time and place.
All she wants is revenge, but this man keeps asking her to bathe with him, again and again...
In the modern world: “Xixi, why won’t you get me my underwear?”
At Prince Heng’s manor, he deceives her into thinking he’s gravely injured, then coaxes her into bathing him. “I want you by my side every day. When I open my eyes, I want to see you, and when I close them, too. I want even more... Please be kind to me, sister...”
In the capital, during the three days after their wedding, she never once left their room. She was sure he was punishing her. No tricks, just pure feelings...
The storyline is interesting, not exaggerated, and very life-like. The descriptions of scenes like catching mosquitoes and loving cats seemed to bring me into reality. Especially when two people were fighting for the rice krispies, it really made me laugh out loud. It was very interesting.