[Aloof and abstinent vs. bold enough to love and hate; love at first sight vs. affection that grows over time; she pursues him vs. he has to win her back]
Jiang Man had no idea why, but she had transmigrated into the body of the novel’s lovesick heroine. As soon as she arrived, the heroine’s future mother-in-law showed up and schemed against her.
She demanded an exorbitant dowry, made trouble for her at every turn, and wouldn’t even give her a bite to eat.
Seeing that the heroine was easy to bully, she even dragged out old rags that had been sitting unused in the house for years and ordered her to wash them all.
The heroine’s boyfriend was a complete mama’s boy. He didn’t say a word in her defense and even told her to behave herself and make a good impression on his mother.
Looking at the disgusting mother and son, Jiang Man tossed everything aside. Whoever wanted to be lovesick could do it themselves. She wasn’t putting up with this anymore.
To her surprise, a twist of fate changed the story, and Jiang Man met the man she hadn’t managed to end up with in her previous life. She admitted it: she was definitely attracted to him at first sight.
And he had broad shoulders, a slim waist, and long legs. His cold, abstinent demeanor made him irresistible. Jiang Man decided in just one second that she was going to win him over.
