President Lu's Inner Monologue Is Always Blowing Up

Lu Yan, the famously aloof and ascetic heir to a powerful Beijing family, is ruthless and feared by all.

After she transmigrates into a book, Wen Ruan becomes the most insignificant secretary by his side.

The System tells her: Keep your head down at work, and once you’ve saved enough money, it’ll send you home.

Wen Ruan works diligently, serving tea and water every day, obedient and well-behaved, waiting to earn enough points.

Until one day, she unexpectedly discovers that she can hear Lu Yan’s thoughts:

[She smiled at me again. Does she like me?]

[Her skirt’s too short today. Her legs are so fair. What if someone else sees them?]

[I really want to pull her onto the desk and kiss her.]

Wen Ruan: ???

What happened to being aloof, ascetic, and keeping everyone at arm’s length?

Later, Lu Yan corners her in the break room. His ears are bright red, but his voice is cold as ice:

“Wen Ruan, if you smile at another man again, I’ll transfer him to Africa.”

Wen Ruan looks at his frosty face, then listens to his heart pounding wildly:

[Please, don’t reject me. I’ll cry.]

Wen Ruan: “…”

(The poker-faced, secretly passionate, possessive heir × the sweet, composed secretary who only wants to make money)