After being kidnapped with her sworn enemy, she is forced to complete strange tasks every day
[One-on-one] + [Both leads are devoted only to each other] + [Childhood friends] + [Secret identities exposed] + [Manufactured forced proximity] A drama queen who knows how to play the victim × a loyal, slow-witted puppy of a man
Lian Yi and Qin Yu have been at odds since childhood.
They competed over grades, and after graduation, over business deals.
For thirteen years, Lian Yi has tried with all her might, but still hasn't made Qin Yu fall for her. As she watches him attract more and more admirers, she makes a rebellious and daring decision...
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Qin Yu has never understood why Lian Yi, who is warm and courteous to everyone else, is always picking fights with him.
Then an accident happens, and he and Lian Yi are kidnapped.
Their kidnapper is bizarre, never showing their face, yet forcing him to do things that hurt Lian Yi...
Through it all, Qin Yu discovers another side of Lian Yi. It turns out her coldness is just a mask to hide her vulnerability.
They huddle together in the darkness, comforting and encouraging each other until the day they finally regain their freedom.
Qin Yu is just about to take responsibility for Lian Yi when he discovers that the mastermind behind the kidnapping might actually be Lian Yi...
Was she plotting to get him from the very beginning?
Good-looking, good-looking. This is the first time I have seen a male protagonist with a very vivid personality in a novel. The general image of the male protagonist feels very solid and stereotyped, as if he is in a box. The female protagonist also has a very distinct personality, and is very smart and motivated. I hope there will be more in the future, a sweet love story between the male and female protagonists.
Gosh, this setting is so touching, the author is so great!!!
I like this way of profiling to create characters. Everything has been traced for a long time. The author's writing is good. I have paid attention to it and don't let it down.
It's very interesting. Does the author really have no mother-in-law? [Note]