Lu Chenyuan, president of tech giant Startrack Group, is the frozen emperor of the financial pages. He can trigger a stock-price halt during a press conference, yet late at night he uses a voice changer to send rocket gifts to a female streamer. The chat floods with comments: “That voice is so sweet it’ll give you cavities!” His new assistant, Su Qingyan, catches him sweet-talking his robot butler: “Xiao Bing, make it a double portion of strawberry cake today.” The next second, he’s in the conference room verbally demolishing a competitor until they question their entire existence: “Your company’s technology is still stuck in the Stone Age.”
Even more absurdly, Lu Chenyuan keeps two USB drives on his desk: the one labeled “Cool” contains trade secrets, while the one labeled “Sweet” is packed with pink bunny stickers. When Su Qingyan accidentally triggers the personality-switching program on his computer, she discovers that the president is actually an AI experiment. His cool mode is a survival protocol, while his sweet mode is his factory setting. And when Lu Chenyuan once fails to switch modes, he suddenly grabs her wrist, eyes red, and rests his chin on her shoulder. “Qingyan, don’t let them delete my ‘sweet’ side…”
The System alarm suddenly blares: “Warning! Sweet personality awakening level exceeds limit!” Su Qingyan watches the president suck on a lollipop as he helps revise her proposal, and silently types to herself: Guys, this is the president edition of a “cool and sweet” dating sim.
