As the Shen family’s chief evaluator for heir candidates, Su Wanning considers herself exceptionally capable, with a sharp eye for detail. She has never encountered a disguise she couldn’t see through or a problem she couldn’t solve. Until one day, a marriage contract from her family sends her to work alongside the very person she is supposed to evaluate: her fiancé, Shen Yan, the third young master of the Shen family, notorious for being a “playboy” and good-for-nothing.
Su Wanning’s inner monologue: Has my family gone crazy? They want me to evaluate my future husband? And he’s a hopeless mess? What kind of situation is this?
The good news: She can openly use her position to get even with him, give him a failing grade, and put an end to this ridiculous engagement.
The bad news: Shen Yan seems... a little off. Isn’t he supposed to spend every night partying and throwing money around? Why is he working through the night on a family project, arguing fiercely for his employees’ rights, and even flashing a slightly goofy smile because of one casual compliment from her?
Su Wanning stares at the evaluation form in her hand, lost in thought.
[Shen Yan, spoiled rich kid, unqualified.] Her pen pauses. That assessment seems a little hasty.
[Shen Yan, sharp business instincts, decisive.] Wait, what? That’s nothing like what she heard!
[Shen Yan, sincere and responsible.] H-has she been fooled by appearances all this time?
From picking faults at every turn to gradually wavering, Su Wanning realizes she is evaluating more than just whether Shen Yan measures up. She is also evaluating her own heart, the one that...
