[CEO with multiple personalities as the pursuer x delicate love interest with multiple secret identities]
Jiang Chi gives up a prestigious psychology doctorate abroad and returns home to inherit a rundown tea plantation.
Everyone laughs at him for being foolish, until he finds Tang Shubai, the drenched heir to the Tang Group, on the plantation.
This man is refined and debauched, yet reveals a dangerously vulnerable side in front of him.
He suffers from severe dissociative identity disorder. If his condition is exposed, his vast fortune will be handed over to someone else.
He needs a discreet personal doctor, and Jiang Chi is the perfect prey in his eyes.
Tang Shubai lays a gentle trap, waiting for his doctor to fall deeper and deeper.
But when the moment of choice comes, he lets go of Jiang Chi’s hand.
He never imagined that the person he abandoned was the unattainable love he had searched for over so many years.
Jiang Chi “dies,” and Tang Shubai loses his mind completely. Five personalities emerge within him, searching day and night for the vanished figure.
Three years later, they meet again in a narrow passage.
Tang Shubai casts aside all his pride and embarks on the long road to win Jiang Chi back, trying every trick in the book just to earn one glance from him.
Then the family secrets come to light.
The Tang family wants a perfect tool; the Jiang family wants blood repaid with blood.
They are pushed to opposite sides, destined enemies and each other’s only cure.
Give in to fate?
Not a chance!
When everyone pressures him to accept his fate, Tang Shubai tears up the agreement in front of them all and pulls Jiang Chi into his arms for a deep kiss. His voice hoarse, he says:
“Only you can cure me. You’re not getting away from me again, not in this lifetime.”
The hunter becomes the prey, as redemption and revenge intertwine.
It begins with deception and heals with sincerity.
In this game that began with lies, who will be the first to completely lose control?
In the end, will he save him, or will he save him?
