After her fiancé, Xie Heng, cheated on her, Su Wanyin stumbled across the missing young heir of the Xie family online: Xie Heng’s uncle.
To get back at Xie Heng, Su Wanyin decided to start an online romance with him, hoping to make the Xie family’s true heir fall for her.
He was a poor, pitiful little puppy who was starved for affection. To win him over, Su Wanyin sent him money and gifts, and even paid his bills.
A month later, she’d finally melted the poor young master’s heart. But then he turned around and sent her an unlimited black card.
Its owner was none other than Bo Jinyan, the powerful, ruthless heir at the top of Beijing’s elite circle!
The good news: the fish had taken the bait.
The bad news: it was a crocodile.
Everyone in their circle knew the heir despised women with ulterior motives. When Su Wanyin learned the truth, she drew a sharp breath and prepared to break things off and run.
The next moment, the heir cornered her at the door and kissed her senseless.
Bo Jinyan arched a brow, looking lazy and dangerous. “Why run? You can’t flirt with someone halfway and then make a getaway.”
She was doomed!
She’d only meant to use an online romance to climb just a little higher. How had she ended up attracting this possessive heir?!
The more I read, the more tiring it became. I understand the female lead's situation, but I really disliked how the author burdened her with such a heavy workload, making her feel constantly manipulated and uninteresting.
The protagonist is submissive and accepts his fate.