[Coldhearted heiress VS. a younger brother with an obsessive craving for touch]
Su Chunchi accidentally caught the attention of two men.
The older brother, Yan Tingchuan, is disciplined and self-controlled, prized by his family, and as dazzling as a lustrous pearl.
The younger brother, Yan Qi’an, is frail and well-behaved, neglected by his family and bullied by everyone.
At least he’s smart enough to run to Su Chunchi and complain, staring at her with big, pleading puppy-dog eyes.
“Big Sis, they’re all picking on me.”
The boy in front of her could barely hide his wolfish nature, but Su Chunchi still fell for the hero’s instinct to protect him.
“I’ll protect you. From now on, no one can bully you.”
*
That is, until the Su and Yan families decide on an arranged marriage. In front of everyone, Su Chunchi chooses Yan Tingchuan.
Yan Qi’an graciously offers his congratulations, but when Su Chunchi steps outside, he pins her against a pillar.
His rough fingers brush her soft lips. His gaze is wicked, and his vampire fangs show.
“Big Sis, you’re being naughty. You promised to protect me, so how can you go back on your word?”
“I’ll forgive you this time. If there’s a next time, I’ll take you back and lock you up.”
“You’ve seen my golden cage, too, haven’t you, Big Sis?”
It's so incredibly exciting! The male lead is so pitiful; you can tell the author cherishes their character. While the male lead didn't experience a particularly tragic childhood, the writing style vividly portrays the unloved lives of many readers. I even cried at some parts. The female lead is the male lead's only light, and the older brother's character is also wonderful.