Our Online Romance Went Off the Rails, and the Woman-Hating Young Master Won’t Leave Me Alone

#Sly, calculating CEO VS sweet, petite, no-nonsense research genius #Rich-family CEO #Sweet romance #Hilarious online-dating-to-real-life mix-up #Opposite public personas #AI genius heroine #Face-slapping and scumbag takedowns

“Baby, you’re even sweeter in person than in your photos.”

Cen Xixi crashes on the spot. “Sir, weren’t we discussing an AI research project? Why are you calling me baby?”

Her hapless younger brother lost a bet, stole her photos, and used AI to synthesize her voice for online dating. By accident, he lured Pu Xun, the aloof heartthrob of the Jinghai elite, into the trap. Rumor had it that this young master had a severe aversion to women: if one came within three meters, he’d start vomiting. Even heiress families didn’t dare bring up marriage alliances with him. Afraid he’d be exposed when it came time to meet in person, her brother fled overnight and tricked her into taking his place.

She’s an AI prodigy who skipped grades and earned a guaranteed place in graduate school. She has a cute, doll-like face, but speaks with the blunt, logical mind of a researcher. He’s the decisive head of the Pu family, icy to outsiders and ridiculously sly behind closed doors. She’s the only person he can stand, from her voice to her face to every inch of her, and the closer she gets, the more hooked he becomes.

She intends to apologize and draw a clear line, but he plays the helpless victim to persuade her to help him overcome his aversion. He openly claims her for the office they share and casually throws several hundred million into a business deal.

But before the online-dating scandal has even finished getting dragged through the mud, a senior lab colleague frames her for plagiarism, a branch of the family closes in, and overseas investors eye her core technology with greedy intent.

She writes code and takes down villains, breezing through every challenge. Only when she looks back does she realize: how did her heart end up racing first during this so-called aversion therapy?