Pressured by her family to marry until she was driven to cut ties with them, Su Wan turned to her childhood friend and gay best friend, Lin Yu. The two signed a three-year marriage-of-convenience agreement.
Without any more buildup, I moved into his place that very day, only to run into Lu Xingci, who clung to me the moment I walked in. The little girl who used to follow me around, calling me “Sister Wanwan,” had grown into a cool, alluring younger woman, and a social media creator with a million followers to boot.
She pretended not to know I was a lesbian, and had no idea my marriage to her brother was fake. Under the pretense of being his “little sister,” she clung to me relentlessly, flirting with me at every turn.
“Sister Wanwan, the guest room is dirty. Stay in my room and we can sleep together~” She clutched my arm and acted coy, a star tattoo behind her ear just barely visible.
“Sister Wanwan, help me put on lipstick. You won’t mind if it smudges on you, right?” She leaned in close, deliberately brushing her thumb across my lips.
While filming a vlog, she held my hand and rested her head on my shoulder, telling the camera, “This is my angelic big sister.” When I cooked, she hugged me from behind, her chin against my back as she breathed suggestively against me.
I thought she was just an affectionate little sister, until I caught her murmuring to one of our intimate videos, “Su Wan, I’ve loved you for twelve years.”
It turned out that every tender test of the waters had been planned all along. And I had already fallen, little by little, under her spell.
The relationship between the two is gripping and the plot is tight, but is there sometimes a problem with the order of the narrative? Su Wan knew that Xingci liked her, so why did she ask Xingci who he liked after the fan meeting? Foreshadowing? It feels like a knife, but it looks very nice.
Well, how should I put it? In fact, some of the plots in it are very exciting, but there are a lot of repetitive plots. Well, it feels a bit like AI after watching it.