[Indifference and alienation × Step by step] [Take care of your kidneys and your heart + Heal from a rich family + Go in both directions]
Yan Huan doesn't believe in love.
What her family of origin owed her was an injury - her father was absent and her mother was in control. She knew from an early age that it was better to rely on herself than anyone else.
At the age of twenty-three, she was a stunning beauty in the eyes of others, but deep down her heart was wrapped in an iron wall. Not falling in love, not getting married, just being alone is fine.
Until that night, she met Fu Huaichuan.
After one night, this man seemed to have spotted her and couldn't get rid of her. When she retreats, he advances; when she is cold, he is hot. Every time she thought she had said it all, he could tell her with actions: What you said doesn't count.
What she didn't know was that the encounter was never an accident.
Fu Huaichuan, the leader of one of the top wealthy families in Kyoto, was twenty-nine years old, calm, cold, and powerful. I fell in love with her at first sight four years ago, and knowing that she rejected love, I spent four years paying close attention to her, carefully setting up a plan, and walking into her life step by step.
This is not the boss' redemption of Cinderella. It is a story about two people from two completely opposite native families, both of whom are good enough to achieve each other's success and strengthen each other.
He spent four years setting up a trap, just to tell her one thing: You are not someone who doesn't care, you are the one who has been firmly chosen.
And it took her even longer to finally believe that there is really someone who will love you unconditionally.
[Summary in one sentence] The story of a cold and beautiful girl who was held in the palm of a wealthy family's boss. From "I don't need love" to "really smells good", she also cured the PTSD of her original family.
Reader comments
It's very good, the plot is novel and there's more to it than meets the eye
It's very good, the plot is novel and there's more to it than meets the eye