Yu Qichi is the woman who analyzes online public opinion at three in the morning. With tens of millions of data points at her fingertips, she can accurately predict when any celebrity will be disgraced, but she can't figure out when she'll fall into Gu Shi'an's hands.
Gu Shi'an is the youngest partner at a top-tier law firm. His cool eyes have seen countless business traps, yet whenever he looks at Yu Qichi, they can't hide their warmth. The first time they meet, he leaves her speechless with the words “legal risk.” The third time, he corners her in a convenience store and asks in a low voice, “Yu Qichi, your data tells me you need me right now.”
From late-night confrontations at the office to oden at the convenience store, from verbal sparring in court to the big bed at her place, they use data to verify their feelings and the law to define their relationship. Through countless sleepless nights, they prove that being evenly matched means he leaves her a back door in the legal code, while she carves out a peaceful refuge for him in the flood of data.
He says, “Yu Qichi, under the Civil Code, your heart belongs to me.”
She says, “Gu Shi'an, according to public-opinion data, your heart has belonged to me for ages.”
As it turns out, the sweetest thing in the world isn't data, it's him; and the fiercest thing isn't the law, it's her.
When a cool-headed female analyst meets an abstinent top lawyer, their game of “professionalism” has already spun out of control.
“Qichi, let's take our time going over tonight's data.”
