Lin An only wants to be a quiet, carefree slacker.
After working late, he comes home to find his gorgeous landlady blocking the door in a silk nightgown, insisting he fix her pipes in the middle of the night.
His childhood friend shows up with chicken soup, claiming she wants to help with the laundry, but there’s something off about the look in her eyes.
The company intern brings him coffee every day, and has covered her wall with candid photos of him.
Most outrageous of all is the icy CEO on the top floor...
She watches him on the security cameras, falls asleep breathing in his scent, and snaps her pen in half whenever another woman so much as looks at him.
“Lin An, do you want to keep your perfect attendance bonus this month? Don’t move.”
“Who brought you that breakfast? Throw it away. Come to my office. I have something for you to eat.”
“Starting today, no one is allowed to be alone with him for any reason. Anyone who disobeys will be fired.”
Lin An thinks he’s just an ordinary office worker.
Until he discovers...
His landlady left something under his pillow, his childhood friend hid a tracker in his bag, and the intern has collected every paper cup he’s ever used.
Meanwhile, the CEO, cold to the core, is gradually shrinking his world until she’s all that remains.
The scariest part is...
He seems willing to be locked away.
Well, it's good to have all kinds of yandere-style girls, but it's not that comfortable to see the heroines fighting for their moon. One party is too strong, and the other parties need a sense of spectacle like the three heroes fighting Lu Bu. Although later on, we can really see how to get the male protagonist back and deal with the relationships with other female protagonists. Specifically, the male protagonist is a typical male protagonist full of Asasi and helpfulness. He has given them help and care (to be honest, it is quite simple, but what kind of bicycle do you want?), And they keep him by their side as if they feel redeemed. Anyway, it's pretty good, four stars are worth it, and it's worth pursuing (the premise is that I really like yandere heroines who open Shura fields to compete for male leads)
This book actually ended in my mind at chapter 85. Overall, it's pretty good, but the heroine is Shen Qingci. Those who like other people may be sad, but overall the depth of the characters is pretty good.
It's good-looking, very good-looking, but it's not finished, otherwise it would be fun to watch it all at once.
To be honest, it was really good to compete with the n girls in the first place, but in the end, Shen Qingci's face as a capital was fully exposed, and I really saw that money can make people go around, and people without money will not open the door.
It's really good-looking, Shen Qingci's portrayal is really good 💕💕😳
How should I put it, the heroine has a unique male protagonist character, I can see it
Help, I'm digging my toes into the ground. If it's me in this round, I'll quit right there.
A wonderful and coherent plot, with each step pressing forward to show you where to start. This is because the reviews are a bit lukewarm.
After the appraisal, this novel is really beautiful, very stylish, very eloquent and has catchy catchphrases.
It's good to watch because there is no boring plot, but every chapter is a very good daily routine, and the characters also have their own characteristics.