The CEO is the head of a leading tech company, handsome and capable, yet hopelessly pretentious. He deliberately lowers his voice when he speaks, struts when he walks, poses when he signs his name, and even puts on a cool, aloof expression while drinking coffee. In public, he maintains the image of a cold, abstinent, omnipotent CEO. In private, he’s a little fussy, afraid of pain, and concerned with saving face. Years of sitting at a desk have left his back in poor shape, but he stubbornly keeps up the act of being “indestructible.”
The heroine, Su Wan, is an attending physician in the rehabilitation department. Gentle and clear-headed, she never fawns on anyone. She’s a little sharp-tongued and sees right through Lu Shiyan’s pretentious act, but never calls him out. Exceptionally skilled and soft yet strong in character, she’s the only person who can “treat” both his posturing and his back injury.
A cold, pretentious CEO versus a gentle, sharp-tongued rehabilitation specialist: the contrast is irresistible!
