I Don't Know. They Just Came Over on Their Own

[All the Men Are Pure] [Ultimate Love Triangle] [Taming the Dogs] Ye Qing is so poor that all she has left is money. Unfortunately, in the Imperial Capital, money is the least valuable thing of all. Yin Yan is a name the aristocratic circles would rather not provoke. He is as still as a dead pool, yet his possessiveness is so twisted that when he loses control, he would destroy even himself. The best way to escape one beast is to lure in a whole pack. So she enters the Empire’s top academy and sets her sights on several heirs to the most powerful families: Huo Chejin, the future heir to the military, is cold, tough, and famously bad-tempered. Only she knows that for all his madness, he loves his wife with every fiber of his being. Pei Zheng, head of a media empire, grows more ruthless the gentler his smile becomes. Until one day, she discovers a deadly truth: an intricate bond exists between him and Yin Yan, one no outsider can break into. Chi Juan and Chi Yu, the twin pillars of the Chi family, which commands half the political and business worlds. One is gentle as jade, the other bright as the sun, but both are possessive to the core and refuse to share. One impersonates someone else; the other turns against his own side. Zuo Qingyan, the illegitimate son of the Zuo family, whose voice carries weight in constitutional circles, is aloof and taciturn. Everyone says nothing gets through to him. Yet this very man will earnestly analyze his own strengths and take the initiative to draw closer. Ye Qing uses every faction to clear her path, collecting benefits one by one and laying out escape routes as she goes. The plan is simple: once she takes her seat at the table, they will join forces to take down the first man, and then she will walk away unscathed. But she overlooked one thing: they all took it seriously. Everyone is obsessive and mad, viciously tearing into one another. The heirs are lining up to enter the game.