The heir to a bankrupt factory was dumped by his rich girlfriend. To make it up to him, his ex set him up on a blind date.
Song Yi never imagined his blind date would corner him against a wall and cling to him for dear life.
Song Yi has a PhD in finance, but his family background kept him from passing the political screening, so he had to work in real estate sales. Add an intensely controlling stepmother, and his life was a disaster from the start.
One day, his grueling workload finally overwhelmed his bladder, forcing him to go to the hospital for treatment.
“Song Yi,” Tong Meng asked, “are you Song Yi? Take your clothes off. I'll examine you.”
Wait, didn't that old guy say he'd assigned me a male urologist? Why is she a woman?
Song Yi endured the awkward examination, then grabbed the prescription and fled.
A few days later, they ran into each other at a blind date.
That was the start of the tumultuous ups and downs of his life.
A hapless young man and his hilarious adventures with his blind dates: watch him turn his life around at work and in love.
I've been reading it for a long time and I haven't gotten into the main story yet after reading three chapters.