Shen Yuan'an had played his way through the whole city without ever falling for anyone. Then, for the first time, he fell for a straight man.
Xiao Yi was A University's sanda champion, a genius who had skipped a grade to pursue his master's, and he was hot-tempered, domineering, and even better at fighting than Shen Yuan'an. Shen Yuan'an pursued him the same way he always did: throwing money around, cornering him, and refusing to give up. In the end, Xiao Yi swept him off his feet and onto the boxing gym mat, leaving him limping for a week. Shen Yuan'an thought he was the most difficult straight man to win over. Later, he learned that Xiao Yi was the younger brother of Lu Haoyan, his sworn enemy, and that they lived under the same roof. Their companies were locked in a cutthroat battle, and the person he was pursuing was the one person on the other side he absolutely could not touch.
Xiao Yi hated being controlled. Shen Yuan'an insisted on controlling everything. Two men who both had to be on top were bound to clash until they were bloody and battered. But Shen Yuan'an said that even if he hit a wall, he wouldn't turn back. He was serious about pursuing Xiao Yi, and he was just as serious about choosing him.
There is zero explanation or water injection in the way of writing, the movements and eyes are all lines, the blank space is ruthless but full of emotions. The sweet chapters make my aunt laugh, and the sad chapters make my heart ache. One sentence summary: This book is poisonous, so read with caution, but once you open it, don't think about stopping.