She is Mu Qingxue, a queen who commands the business world, cool, powerful, and in control of everything. One day, by chance, she catches sight of Lin Qing, a boy as pure as the morning light. The innocence in his paintings and the unblemished warmth of his smile strike like a beam of light into her frozen world, awakening a possessiveness more intense than anything she has ever felt.
“Since you let me see you, you’re mine.”
A carefully orchestrated trap disguised as “financial support,” an inescapable “exclusive contract”: Lin Qing is drawn step by step into the gilded cage Mu Qingxue has built for him. His social life is stripped away, rules are imposed on him, and he is trained and punished, while her twisted “tenderness,” mixed with torment, slowly corrupts him.
He is afraid, he struggles, he breaks down. Yet, forced to submit time and again, body and mind, he loses himself on the blurred line between pain and pleasure. When a chance to escape finally appears, Lin Qing stands at the crossroads of fate. Looking back, he realizes that the cold cage called Mu Qingxue has long since become the fate he cannot escape, and his only home.
“If love means absolute possession, then I have long been your prisoner.”
“If you built the cage, I will gladly confine myself within it.”
This is a love story that begins with coercion, an extreme game of pursuit and taming. Watch as a cold, domineering beauty carefully maneuvers to devour an innocent young man, until he gives himself over, body and soul, and they remain entangled until death.
