<Clingy fake iceberg vs. genuine scene-stealing sweetheart | Both are romantically inexperienced | Sweet romance with a hint of spice>
The first patient she treats after returning to the country
is the terrifying, cold-blooded tyrant her best friend warned her about:
Gao Yuzhou, CEO of the Gao Corporation.
With a treatment contract worth a fortune, Jiang Yuwan thinks she's scored a bargain with a "rich idiot."
But this business tycoon loses control in their sessions,
and only the green Sichuan peppercorn she offers him can calm him, an unusual exception.
He pays a fortune at auction for a painting that resonates with her thesis,
and murmurs, "It's my honor, too."
He calls her every night, his voice hoarse and tense:
"Jiang Yuwan, I can't sleep. Soothe me."
When a wealthy heiress provokes her and schemes unfold,
he shields her, possessiveness burning in his eyes.
"You're the only one who can cure me."
His hot breath brushes her ear:
"So you can't escape."
And the fire twenty years ago that entwined their fates
is slowly beginning to reveal its secrets...
Oh oh oh, I really mastered memorizing this book 🥰🥰🥰 Who knows? Are Gao Yuzhou and Jiang Yuwan too over the top? At first I thought it was the same person. The male protagonist was cold on the surface, but he had been protecting the female protagonist fiercely behind his back. I screamed out loud during the strawberry print part. The heroine is not a silly and sweet character, she is a psychiatrist, super clear and thoughtful. The two people obviously liked each other, but they pretended to be calm, which made me slap the pillow wildly. The plot is not too slow, and the workplace family is also very warm. The sisters and best friends are deeply affectionate, and there are funny, sensational, sweet and sad emotional lines. I really can't stand it.
The plot is playful and compact. Good writing.