Shen Yan is an internationally renowned top neurosurgeon/controller behind a biotechnology company (dual identity). On the surface, he is a gentle, professional and calm elite doctor; on the inside, he is an extremely paranoid, possessive, and super-controlling yandere. He has an unforgettable love-hate relationship with Shou. He has superb medical skills, superior IQ, and ruthless methods. Hiding identity involves a huge network of technology and capital. Ling Yao is the young helmsman of the Ling Group, an all-powerful business emperor (once) who is a standard hegemon, arrogant, conceited, strong in control (but completely ineffective in the face of attack), hard-spoken and soft-hearted, with a sense of responsibility and business acumen. For some reason, he "lost ground" (or was designed to be attacked) and fell into the attacker's hands. Extremely resistant to the compulsion of the attacker, but there may be certain physical/psychological "weaknesses" that the attacker can accurately exploit (such as old injuries, specific phobias, etc.), The ultimate entanglement of love and hate, the tug of control and resistance, the huge conspiracy and redemption hidden behind the forced love.
Reader comments
Although this book is a bit difficult to understand, the various professional languages in it are difficult to understand, and the plot needs to be figured out. But the characters and emotional connections are very three-dimensional, and once you get into it, you won't want to give up the book. If you want to see emotional transformation and bonding, you can try it. The author's writing style is okay, but it lacks the feeling of a story. Overall, I like this genre very much. After understanding the plot, it is quite gripping. I really got into it and I was really worried about the protagonist. I really don't understand the appearance of other characters. The biggest shortcoming of this book may be that there are too many private settings. You need to figure it out by yourself.
Although this book is a bit difficult to understand, the various professional languages in it are difficult to understand, and the plot needs to be figured out. But the characters and emotional connections are very three-dimensional, and once you get into it, you won't want to give up the book. If you want to see emotional transformation and bonding, you can try it. The author's writing style is okay, but it lacks the feeling of a story. Overall, I like this genre very much. After understanding the plot, it is quite gripping. I really got into it and I was really worried about the protagonist. I really don't understand the appearance of other characters. The biggest shortcoming of this book may be that there are too many private settings. You need to figure it out by yourself.