Nan Zhao, the pearl of Hong Kong City, bumped into Zhou Yanshen, the drugged Buddhist son of the Zhou family, after his best friend's birthday party in Beijing. After a night of chaos, she took off the agarwood beads from his wrist and left a message arrogantly: "My skills are average. I'll take the beads and calculate the interest." Sneaking back to Hong Kong City, she thought it was just an exciting encounter. As everyone knows, the Buddhist beads are the shackles for Zhou Yanshen to suppress his inner demons, and they are also a silent symbol of power in the Beijing circle. When at the auction, she made a stunning appearance with the string of Buddhist beads wrapped around her neck, the man in the main seat suddenly darkened his eyes: "Miss Nan, have you collected enough interest? It's time to pay back the principal." The glamorous young lady from Hong Kong VS the cold and ascetic Buddhist son from the Beijing circle, an ultimate sweet pet about plunder and counter-plunder, officially opened.
It's pretty, but a little short
Good looking, but a little short
Not bad, recommended
The author writes fluently