[The “If you won’t back down, fight; if you fight, finish it” Miss Song vs. the black-sesame tangyuan Young Master Dan, who’s chasing his wife through hell] The heroine owns an entertainment company, so the hero keeps a very close eye on her!
Song Yunjuan is falsely accused of plagiarism by Gu Baiyan. With nowhere else to turn, she seeks help from her closest family, only to have her heart broken again and again.
She never gets to meet Aunt Ai, but Aunt Ai’s son treats her like dirt.
Dan Kong sneers at her coldly, telling her she isn’t fit to be his fiancée.
Lu Gongqing, the man she loves, is ashamed of her and sends her to Nanshi, where she has no way to appeal.
The Song family is suddenly framed and becomes a laughingstock among Beicheng’s elite. She leaves town alone and stays away for several years.
Dan Kong and Lu Gongqing wait desperately for her to finish college and return, never expecting Song Yunjuan to go on to graduate school.
At last, when the Gu family falls into ruin, Song Yunjuan returns to Beicheng.
As soon as she gets back, she calls off her engagement to Dan Kong and tells Lu Gongqing to get lost as far away as possible.
After being dumped, Dan Kong claims that now the engagement is over, he’ll spend the rest of his life alone.
In private, though, he uses every trick in the book against the Song family, sweet-talks Song Yunjuan’s grandfather, and threatens and bribes her father, pressuring Song Qianhe to make his daughter marry him.
But he wouldn’t dare pull any of that in front of Song Yunjuan.
He acts distant and indifferent toward her, while warning off every guy who tries to get close to her.
He’s the very picture of a black-sesame tangyuan.
The employees at Song Yunjuan’s company pull out a Peppa Pig reaction image and tilt their heads:
“Brother-in-law, do we have to warn them too?”
Dan Kong’s friends are sick of hearing about it and shout over the phone:
“Song Yunjuan, you said you liked cats once, and Dan Kong started desperately shoving mice into his mouth.”
“Please show him some consideration.”
The fact that everyone capable of helping the female lead was unfairly accused made me feel like they were deliberately pressuring her, which was really unpleasant. I also don't understand why the male lead, who clearly had the ability, didn't intervene.
Anyone else love Dan Kong? Author, please update soon!!!