Rosemary in My Palm

Li Ye Han is a cold, obsessive man who stands at the pinnacle of a business empire, with a need for control that runs to the marrow. His life is a game of chess calculated down to the last detail, with no room for surprises.

Until Su Weiran appears.

The family council brings her in as a top consultant to “reform” him, and she arrives with a contract he cannot refuse.

At their first meeting, she calmly analyzes every one of his outbursts, treating his obsessiveness as measurable data.

At their next meeting, she dismantles his business plans with decisive force, all to teach him “cooperation” and “trust.”

Everyone assumes this audacious woman will become the first challenger crushed beneath Li Ye Han’s business empire.

Li Ye Han, too, once believed he could easily clip her wings and cage her in his palm.

But when he lays an inescapable trap, he discovers he has already fallen deep into the rosemary-scented maze she has woven. His so-called control is merely a game she allows him to play; every step he takes to corner her only leads him willingly deeper into surrender.

He tries to control her, only to have her claim the one true thing in his heart.

“Su Weiran, who are you, really?”

“Mr. Li, I’m the ‘cause’ of your illness, and your only ‘cure.’”