• Arrogant, domineering heiress x the aloof beauty she forcibly claims (with top-tier devoted-husband energy)
• The heroine stays rich and satisfied throughout; the hero later makes a comeback and becomes a tycoon
• Both virgins | The hero's first love, and the only one in body and soul | Second chance romance | Gender-flipped coercive pursuit | The hero chases the heroine after the breakup | Rivalry for her affection
Su Yunwei is a wealthy third-generation heiress who gets by on her beauty.
Everything in the world is at her fingertips, and nothing has been able to move her for a long time.
Until one hungover morning, when she ran into Jiang Yubai at a convenience store. He was the campus heartthrob whose picture had been pinned to the school's confession wall for years.
A top scholar, cool and disciplined, refined as jade, he was the kind of outstanding young man everyone admired.
The only flaw was his humble background. His parents had died young, and he was burdened with caring for his seriously ill grandmother.
Others felt sorry for him. Su Yunwei only thought: Here's my chance.
It would be such fun to forcibly pluck a radiant, high-minded beauty like him and keep him in her palm.
Holding the candy he'd secretly slipped her, she smiled with genuine warmth for the first time in ages.
Later, Jiang Yubai became a tech tycoon who commanded the business world.
But only he knew the truth:
From beginning to end, he had always been the dog Su Yunwei didn't want.
After six years adrift, he returned to his old stomping grounds.
Outside the convenience store where they had first met, he saw the only Rolls-Royce in all of Jiangcheng, encrusted with pink diamonds, slowly pull to a stop.
It was her nineteenth-birthday gift, and it had once carried all their passion and madness.
The car door opened.
A handsome young college student stepped out.
Slender, dazzling, from an ordinary family, he was exactly like Jiang Yubai had been back then.
He was only eighteen or nineteen, the same age Jiang Yubai had been when he first met Su Yunwei.
Theme: The heroine comes first
I don't understand, I really don't understand. The heroine is the president. She has a father to support her. During the two career conflicts, she always rushes in front of her artists like a mother. Doesn't she have an agent? She is the boss! Does she need to do this kind of thing? Her family is the richest man. She got rich many years before the male protagonist. She has already started building a platform. Does she need the help of the male protagonist, a "nouveau riche" with a background in computers? You think it would be fine if the male protagonist's computer had AI, but if the female protagonist wants to build a platform and has money, it would be fine. She can hire the top team. Is this also called the richest man??? The heroine has been rich for so many years, so how come it only took the hero three to five years to catch up? This is not how old money and new money are defined.
I'm in a trap. May I ask the author, will Tang stab the heroine in the back?
Ah, it took me so long to come back 🙏
When will it be updated🥺🥺
"I suffered from the wasted first half of my life" is a big bug for the author~ cry
Can we update it once a day in the future🥹🥹
Didn't I say there was an update yesterday 🙏
Looks great, cheers!
We've been together for three years without realizing it
Scatter flowers and wait for your wife to be chased at the crematorium