A Flirtation Gone Wrong: The Capital’s Zen Master Loses Control Night After Night

Shen Wanyin, Beijing’s most celebrated socialite, has gone bankrupt.

To protect herself and get revenge, she sets her sights on her scumbag ex’s uncle: Bo Qingye, the aloof, celibate head of the Bo family, who fingers his prayer beads.

In the rain at night, she deliberately falls into his arms, eyes red and looking pitiful. “Please, help me.”

Bo Qingye looks down at her, his Adam’s apple bobbing as he slips an arm around her slender waist. “I can help you, but what will you give me in return?”

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At her ex’s engagement party, everyone is waiting to laugh at the disgraced heiress.

Her ex looks down at her. “Wanyin, just admit you were wrong, and I can still take care of you.”

The next second, the cold, ruthless Bo Qingye strides in, kicks his nephew to the floor, wipes his hands slowly, and says coldly, “What’s wrong with your eyes? Call her Auntie.”

On the night they register their marriage, Shen Wanyin plans to keep playing the sweet, obedient innocent.

But the man who seems so pure and detached takes off his gold-rimmed glasses and pins her behind the door, his voice hoarse and dangerous. “Miss Shen, I’m a normal man with a high libido. From now on… don’t tell me to stop.”

Later, rubbing her aching waist, Shen Wanyin finally understands: the aloof, Buddhist-like man is actually a hungry wolf who’s been plotting this for a long time!

She thinks she’s the one carefully laying her plans, but she has no idea she’s been the one he’s yearned for, his moonlight, for eight years.