Nanyang Era, chaste leads, forced possession, jealousy and possessiveness, a groveling pursuit after the breakup, love at first sight and affection that grows over time
Beautiful nursing student x powerful Nanyang shipping tycoon
As a student at Daonan Chinese School, Wang Youyun had heard plenty of stories about Sui An.
When he was a teacher, he understood firearms, knew how to build ships, and was young and learned.
After giving up literature for business, he promoted industry, aided overseas Chinese, and became fabulously wealthy.
A rich, powerful, capable man like him was naturally a prize catch many women could only dream of.
Wang Youyun, however, looked at him with utter disdain.
A prize catch?
To her, Sui An was clearly a lunatic.
He kept her confined at the Sui residence and made things difficult for her at every turn.
If she spoke a few extra words to someone else, he questioned her.
If she came home a little late, he investigated.
If she tried to leave, he blocked the door and coldly accused her of wanting to see her old lover again.
"Sui An, you can't keep me prisoner for the rest of my life."
"Of course I can, as long as we get married."
Wang Youyun stared at him in disbelief. "Didn't you just call me a shameless flirt?"
"That's exactly why I have to keep you by my side."
"I have to... watch you myself."
At first, Sui An simply couldn't help looking at her a few extra times.
Then he found himself hoping she would lower her eyes toward him.
Later, even seeing her smile at someone else was unbearable.
She was his sun.
She could shine on him alone.
I picked up a new book in my spare time. The author writes well. What attracted me initially was the background culture of Malaysia. After all, there are relatively few people writing about this kind of background. After patiently reading a few chapters, I found that it was pretty good. The heroine has a rather quirky temperament, and it is quite interesting to use some jokes appropriately. The progression of the plot is not laggy either. Each character who appears has a unique setting and can be immediately involved. Especially in the chapter where the heroine and the hero spend a night together, Hu Zou can come up with any excuse. Even the female supporting character who always makes things difficult for her can't find fault in it. It's hard not to like it. This setting can really retain readers. Of course, the author's writing skills are not simple. I finished reading it in one sitting, and I was fascinated by the small snippets of daily life.