When Lin Weiyu was forced to marry business emperor Fu Chenyuan, she thought she would usher in a cold palace-style marriage - after all, this boss was rumored to be cold-blooded and abstinent, even wearing gloves when shaking hands. On their wedding night, he handed over the prenuptial agreement: "No interference, divorce in three years." She signed it readily, then installed a gaming chair in his study and turned the master bedroom into a succulent garden.
Until one day she bumped into Fu Chenyuan wearing a bear apron and baking cookies in the kitchen. The refrigerator was covered with graffiti notes she drew. When he was in a meeting, he looked tall and tall in a suit and ties, but secretly used her strawberry phone case in private. What's even more outrageous is that when she was being challenged by her opponent, he made a cold statement on the surface that "it has nothing to do with me," but then turned around and used a capital stick to hit the opponent bankrupt. He also stuffed her with a bag of sugar-roasted chestnuts with a blushing face: "I bought it on the way..."
When Lin Weiyu dug out the diary on his bedside table that said, "She is afraid of thunder and needs earplugs." Fu Chenyuan suddenly hugged her from behind, revealing the rabbit tie she gave her on the collar of his suit: "The agreement is void." She looked at the man who dominated the global financial section one second and rubbed her hair the next, and finally laughed out loud - it turns out that the contrasting cuteness between the cold-faced King of Hell is the most deadly heart trap.