[Everyone Has a One-Sided Crush on Her + Near-Exposure of Every Secret Identity + Regretful Pursuit + Lighthearted Comedy]
Su Tangtang wakes up to find herself inside a novel as a gold-digging woman at a third-rate college. Her original self had brazenly used photos of her innocent-looking roommate to flirt with seven top-tier tycoons from different fields. Faced with a contact list in her notes app labeled “No. 1: Leading Research Scientist, No. 2: Overbearing CEO...” and a screen full of enormous money transfers, office worker Su Tangtang drops to her knees on the spot.
Other women date several men for money. Is she trying to get herself killed?
To pay back these ticking time bombs, Su Tangtang turns herself into a tireless, emotionless part-time worker.
In the end, she even lands a job in the highest-paying lab on campus, where she washes beakers for Professor Lu Yanzhou, the famously cold and ruthless devil.
The day the snowball of lies finally collapses and her secret identity is exposed, Su Tangtang leaves seven letters of apology and promises to repay them, then packs her bags and prepares to run away.
But when she opens the door to her rented apartment, she finds seven luxury cars completely blocking the narrow alley.
Professor Lu, usually so cool and composed, stands at the front. He slowly backs her into a corner, his voice low and husky, his words carrying an unshakable, dangerously possessive intensity: “Student Su, the experiment isn’t over. Who said the test subject could quit?”
Behind him, the other six men, all used to having the world at their beck and call, close in with red-rimmed eyes. “Tangtang, how much longer were you going to keep lying to us?”
Su Tangtang looks at the huge balance in her bank account. It hasn’t gone down; it’s multiplied tenfold. She bursts into tears.
What is wrong with you people?! Why does my debt keep growing the more I pay back? Is it never going to end?!
[Gorgeous overachiever office worker VS cold, celibate professor with off-the-charts possessiveness]