
The Crown Prince Has Fallen
太子爷沦陷了
by Shu Mi (蜀咪)
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 103k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Billionaire CEO
- Updated
- 4mo ago
- English
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Synopsis
The capital’s princely heir × the irresistible little enchantress
She thought it was just a game. He ended up giving her his whole life.
At Muse, the most exclusive private club in the capital,
no one could make Shen Dai spare them a second glance.
The beauty of Peking University, a top-level classical dancer, equally adept at piano and guzheng,
she was born to captivate everyone. She smiled at everyone, but cared about no one.
To save up for a trip, she worked part-time playing violin at a nightclub,
treating the throngs of suitors who flocked to her as a little spice in an otherwise boring life.
Until the night she met Lu Chenzhou.
The only son of the powerful Lu family, the capital’s most privileged heir,
he was refined and cold, and never lingered for any woman.
One night of losing control.
When morning came, Shen Dai got dressed and walked out without looking back.
“We both got what we wanted. No need to take responsibility.”
In his twenty-seven years, Lu Chenzhou had never been dumped before.
He looked at the empty half of the bed and smiled.
Little fox, you think you can get away?
At the university anniversary ceremony, Shen Dai dazzled the crowd with her dance, “Nishang.”
At the climax, she deliberately swept her long water sleeves toward him in the front row.
The whole audience held its breath.
Lu Chenzhou reached out and caught the crimson sleeve, then lowered his head and kissed it.
“What are you doing?” she demanded, cornering him backstage.
“Pursuing you.”
“I don’t date.”
“That’s fine. I’ll do the dating.”
“Lu Chenzhou, what do you want from me?”
He backed her into a corner of the music room and looked down into her eyes,
his voice low and dangerous.
“You don’t care about anything, do you?
Then I’ll just have to make sure I’m the only thing you care about.”
But Shen Dai didn’t know
that this man, who seemed so sure of victory,
had already fallen completely for her
the first time she turned and walked away.
