[A rebellious rich heir who gets tamed, all bluster and desperate for affection × a deadpan, adorable little nanny who trains dogs with a straight face and a knack for comedy]
[One-on-one, both are each other’s first and only, sweet romance + comedy + living under one roof + daily dog training + healing + happy ending]
Jiang Luning, from a small city in Northeast China, moves into the wealthy Chi family’s home in Beijing with an acceptance letter from Peking University and a direct-hire nanny offer from her godmother.
She thinks it’ll be a great job: room and board, a salary, and time to study. But... the Chi family’s eldest son is a hopelessly rebellious idiot, and her young charge is a reclusive little boy.
Chi Yu’s mother died young, his father is always busy with work, and his stepmother doesn’t dare discipline him. So he’s gone and done everything wrong: dyed his hair, skipped class, raced motorcycles, and might as well have “I’m a delinquent” carved into his forehead.
Jiang Luning, however, is just the person to deal with anyone who refuses to behave. When he races, she pulls out his keys and tosses them into a dog-poop bucket. When he wants to dye his hair green, she chases him halfway around the garden with clippers. When he breaks things, she lectures him for ages, calling him a “spendthrift man.” At the same university, they clash both on campus and at home, becoming a pair of bickering frenemies.
She always sees through his bluster at a glance, and understands how starved for love he is inside. Little by little, she becomes the one person who can handle all his defiance and vulnerability.
Before he knows it, he’s captivated by her frank warmth. The haughty hedgehog turns into a clingy pest he can’t shake off.
The northern snow falls on his heart, melting his loneliness and bringing a warm flutter.
Chi Yu: “My wife is adorable, you know? You didn’t know? Your taste is awful. You did know? Then you’re dead!”
Jiang Luning: “What are you blabbering about? Get back here, now.”
Chi Yu: “Coming, honey~”
This is quite good-looking, but the male protagonist always feels quite pitiful. Although the heroine doesn't have the same family as the hero, right? But he has loving parents and family members who love him. The male protagonist's father is the kind of mother who loses the male protagonist and then finds another one, and then treats the other child very well. Well, I can understand it, but I can't understand it either. Anyway, it looks quite awkward. It's really attractive. It's really uncomfortable to feel uncomfortable. I still don't want to make myself uncomfortable, so I stopped watching it.
Knocks me to death, so sweet
This is quite good-looking, but the male protagonist always feels quite pitiful. Although the heroine doesn't have the same family as the hero, right? But he has loving parents and family members who love him. The male protagonist's father is the kind of mother who loses the male protagonist and then finds another one, and then treats the other child very well. Well, I can understand it, but I can't understand it either. Anyway, it looks quite awkward. It's really attractive. It's really uncomfortable to feel uncomfortable. I still don't want to make myself uncomfortable, so I stopped watching it.
It looks good 🥰 🥰 🥰 but there are too few
Good looking hahahaha