The Alluring Beauty of the 1980s Coaxes Top Talent into Her Service

Top PR powerhouse Su Qingran unexpectedly transmigrates into the body of a wronged academic prodigy sent to study in America on a government scholarship in the 1980s.

In a desperate situation from the start?

An abusive host family, school bullies, and an advisor secretly working against her?

Su Qingran lets out a cold laugh. “Ever heard that the dogs that bite don’t bark? Or that the sweetest-looking person can be the most unhinged and ruthless?”

When her host family mistreats her, she grips a bloodstained steak knife and smiles, her expression falling apart. “Keep messing with me, and we can die together, how about that?”

The whole family is so scared, they start treating her like royalty overnight, giving her free food, lodging, and anything else she wants!

She presents herself as a fragile, dangerous, irresistible rose with thorns.

A cold, celibate, Chinese American heir to a financial empire gladly offers her a huge check, just to see her smile;

A brash, hot-tempered North American robotics prodigy, a puppy of a guy, protects her with red-rimmed eyes and takes on her bullies;

A cool, calculating young diplomat makes an exception for her and becomes her most reliable shield;

Even the lofty medical school professor falls helplessly for her “psychological case history.”

But no one knows that Su Qingran’s red lips part, and calculation is all that shows in her eyes.

“Want my heart? Go prove your talent in that mysterious land in the East.”

While she effortlessly flirts with the men, getting privileges and resources without spending a cent, ship after ship quietly sets sail for her homeland, loaded with the world’s top engineers, pilots, and medical professors.

Before anyone realizes it, her country has become her most powerful benefactor and her base of operations!

The male love interests pin her against the wall, eyes red. “You’re going to run after using us?”

Su Qingran blinks innocently. “I’m just a frail, helpless international student. What could I possibly be up to?”