Pretending to be sweet and innocent but secretly a scheming siren × pretending to be aloof but secretly a seductive fox of a male lead
[Transmigrated from ancient times to the modern day + sweet romance + the one who got away + long-planned pursuit + mutual flirtation]
Shi Yuan was pushed into the water by her half-sister. When she opened her eyes again, she found herself in a strange new era.
To survive in this unfamiliar world, she put on a sweet, innocent act and fashioned herself as a delicate little flower. With her beauty and cunning, she ensnared Shen Tinglan, the most powerful young heir in Beijing, until he did whatever she said, and rode the waves all the way to the top.
A transmigrator warned her, “You’re only his first love who died young. You won’t live long.”
A reborn woman taunted her, “You’re just a plaything he’s amusing himself with. It’s all an act!”
Her fiancé begged, “Come with me. You two will never have a happy ending!”
Just as Shi Yuan was about to show them what she could do, Shen Tinglan stepped forward to protect his wife
He snapped back at the transmigrator, eyes red as he gripped her throat: “If she can’t live long, then I’ll die with her!”
He smiled at the reborn woman, lips curling wickedly: “No need to tempt me. I come running the moment I catch your scent!”
He taunted her fiancé, pulling Shi Yuan into his arms: “Sorry, I love a woman who fights for what she wants!”
Watching the man go mad with love and fiercely protective of her, Shi Yuan smiled.
What a coincidence. That was exactly her type.
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Whenever people asked how Shi Yuan had made Shen Tinglan lose himself over her, she spread her hands. “It’s simple. I give the line a little tug, and he bites right away.”
Everyone who had tried every trick in the book and failed to win Shen Tinglan over flew into a rage and insisted it was impossible.
At that moment, Shen Tinglan came running at the scent and declared smugly, “Sorry, you can’t learn this. The secret to success is that I taught my baby how to reel me in.”
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