Master Fu’s Sweetheart: Too Delicate and Wild to Hide

#When a sweet darling who plays the pig to eat the tiger meets a cool-headed, scheming old fox, two powerful leads dote on each other#

Fu Jinzhi: “All the patience I have ever had was spent waiting for her to grow up. For the rest of my life, all I want is to lavish my greed on her alone.”

Everyone: “Say that in plain English!”

Fu Jinzhi calmly flips open their marriage certificate. “My wife. Mine.”

Shen Ruantang is a sweet, well-behaved art student in public, but behind the scenes she's the mysterious hacker Sugar, with countless secret identities. When a manipulative junior “accidentally” spills imported paint over her graduation project, Shen Ruantang smiles sweetly. “That's 85-yuan student-grade gouache, isn't it? It sure spreads like you diluted it beforehand.”

She exposes her on the spot and serves up an instant face-slapping.

Everyone assumes she'll be heartbroken after her childhood sweetheart betrays her. Instead, she turns around and finds herself treasured by Fu Jinzhi, the handsome, steady third young master of the Fu family, who's ten years older than her.

Fu Jinzhi, on the outside: “Tangtang is still young. It's only right that I look after her.”

Fu Jinzhi, on the inside: [Five years, and I've finally brought her home to the nest.]

After they get married, his subordinates are horrified to discover that the cold-faced, ruthless Deputy Secretary Fu's persona has completely fallen apart!

Subordinate A: “Sir, an urgent document!”

Fu Jinzhi keeps peeling grapes for his wife without looking up. “Can't you see I'm spending time with my baby? Wait.”

Subordinate B: “Deputy Secretary Fu is actually hiding strawberry candies in his office!”

Fu Jinzhi, as if it were obvious: “My wife likes them. Any problem with that?”

Then the shadow of a transnational criminal organization looms, and Shen Ruantang's secret identities begin coming to light one after another.

Shen Ruantang types on her keyboard. “Oh, I forgot to mention: I wrote your headquarters' firewall for fun when I was fifteen.”