Everyone in the city knows that forensic pathologist Xie Sui dotes on his lawyer girlfriend, Wen Zhiyu, more than anything.
Whenever she works late, he brings warm porridge to her law firm. Whenever someone wrongs her, he quietly takes care of every problem for her. And every night, he holds her close and whispers, “Zhizhi, I’m here.”
Everyone envies her for having fallen into a pot of honey, spoiled until she can’t live without it. But no one knows what kind of mad possessiveness lurks beneath that gentle facade.
He installed a tracker on her phone and surveillance cameras in her apartment. He deleted the contact information of every male friend she had, and when she tried to fight back, he locked her in a villa that only he could enter or leave.
“Zhizhi, please don’t leave me.” His eyes red, he pinned her against his chest, his fingertips digging into her waist. “I just love you too much. I just… don’t want to let you go.”
Looking at the man before her, at once familiar and strange, Wen Zhiyu finally came to her senses.
She gathered evidence of all his crimes and used his own weapons against him.
In court, she stood at the plaintiff’s table, her lawyer’s robe as crisp as a blade.
Escorted by bailiffs, he trembled slightly beneath his prison uniform, yet kept his eyes fixed on her, his voice hoarse and obsessive:
“I just love you too much… Zhizhi, don’t run. I’ll never let you go.”
She raised her eyes, her gaze cold as ice, each word cutting to the heart: “Xie Sui, the law does not protect crimes committed in the name of love.”
Clear-headed, bold lawyer × obsessive, lovesick forensic pathologist
Suffocatingly sweet at first, then an explosively satisfying comeback!
No forgiveness, no turning back, no getting back together!
Told entirely from the heroine’s first-person perspective
