After Siding with the Villainous Boss, I Keep Him in Check by Acting Obedient

After Siding with the Villainous Big Shot, I Won Him Over by Playing Innocent

Playful, Laid-Back Beauty vs. Arrogant Heir with a Dark Side | Two-Way Coming-of-Age Romance | Sweet Romance | Both Pure, Happy Ending

Born into this world, Su Mengshu was swept into Prince An's estate by an absurd prophecy and became the little follower trailing behind Heir Zhaocheng.

The first time Su Mengshu met Ning Huaijin, she looked up to see him staring down his nose at her. Arrogant and rude, he told her to get lost. She frowned, pouted, and silently unleashed a torrent of abuse in her mind.

Then she was assigned by the prince to be his little follower. Su Mengshu took a deep breath, quietly closed her eyes, and decisively chose to back down and play nice.

The good news was that she never got hurt again. She might as well think of it as having a personal big shot who was both devastatingly handsome and incredibly powerful.

The bad news was that, as she followed him around, she realized she had picked the wrong side. This man seemed to be an ambitious villainous ringleader!

Across from them stood a battered but righteous-looking trio who seemed much more like the protagonists on the side of justice.

Su Mengshu's vision went dark. Switching sides now would be as good as suicide, so she gritted her teeth and decided to keep her head down! She would hang on until the very end!

But the longer she kept her head down, the more she realized things were going horribly off track. This arrogant rebel wanted not only the whole world, but her body too?!

At fifteen, Ning Huaijin led eight hundred light cavalry, slew the Xiongnu chancellor with his sword, and captured the Chanyu's uncle alive. Even the crown prince had to give way to his formidable presence.

He had never bowed his head to anyone. Everyone believed it, including him.

But later, just watching Su Mengshu reclining lazily on a couch was enough to make his heart pound like crazy.

Ning Huaijin finally admitted it: in this world, there really was a fated calamity, one no one could escape.