Moonlight on the Spear and the Prisoner Bird

There were two types of people that annoyed Su Ye the most in his life: troublesome people, and people named Lu. But Lu Jin had all of them. The first time they met, she was collecting debts for someone and pointed a gun at his head, but he smiled and said, "Your gun is more beautiful than any luxury goods I have ever seen." When they met for the second time, he blocked her in the alley and wiped the blood on the corner of her mouth with his fingertips: "Be my person, and no one will dare to let you bleed in the future." Su Ye sneered, turned around and wanted to leave, but he wrapped a chain around his ankle - not a prison, but a suffocating trap decorated with diamonds. In Lu Jin's world, "wild" is the only variable. He collected her hair, marked her itinerary, and even embedded diamonds in the bullet holes where she performed her mission. "Su Ye," he breathed in her ear, paranoid and pious, "don't leave me, otherwise, I will lock you in a place where only I can see you." Su Ye kicked him away, but when he was seriously injured, he subconsciously dialed the number he knew by heart. Later, someone asked her: "Mr. Lu is so paranoid, aren't you afraid?" Su Ye wiped his gun and said casually, "What are you afraid of? His life is in my hands." (Slight abuse point: Lu Jin puts Su Ye under house arrest due to a misunderstanding, and Su Ye is seriously injured in trying to escape; Su Ye's enemies come to visit, and Lu Jin shows his vulnerability to protect her, and the two confirm their feelings during the crisis of trust.)