Lu Ye Han, young master of the Lu family, is on the verge of a mental breakdown.
His vital magical treasure was accidentally lost and bound itself to a clueless underachiever.
Su Ruanruan plays with the bracelet every day, blissfully unaware that it's his Achilles' heel.
During speeches, in practical classes, and even when facing off against a romantic rival.
That fatal, tingling sensation can bring him to his knees anytime, anywhere.
He wants to take the bracelet back, but discovers that the conditions for breaking the bond are unbearably embarrassing.
With no other choice, he begins a daily routine of reluctantly looking after her.
Not only does he have to tutor her, he also has to keep her from getting nervous or scared.
Anyone who dares to mess with Su Ruanruan might as well be taking his life.
A romantic rival mocks Su Ruanruan as a country bumpkin trying to snare the top student.
The next second, Lu Ye Han pulls her into his arms in front of everyone.
“She doesn't need to snare me. I've already surrendered to her.”
