One-on-one romance, both leads are each other’s first and only. A laughably bittersweet story about two people who are drawn to each other and want to get closer, yet are afraid of getting hurt. Even after they do get hurt, they still can’t help wanting to draw near again. When two people who both seem clever fall in love, it can be exhausting: neither is willing to let their guard down.
The thing Su Zhaozhao regretted most in her life was tearing up the folder about her arranged marriage.
Her second-biggest regret was knocking on the door upstairs.
“I’m your landlord. I’m here to collect the rent.”
The man inside held a book, his gaze gentle, though a hint of amusement played at the corners of his mouth, unnoticed by her.
She had no idea that this “ordinary designer” was the very man she was determined to escape marrying.
He had no idea that the folder she’d torn up on a whim contained all his secrets.
One was on the run; the other was playing a part.
One thought herself the hunter; the other had already laid his trap.
When a runaway web novelist collides with an AI founder hiding his identity, this game of wits comes down to one question: whoever falls first loses.
