Shanghai has always been a chaotic paradise of money, greed, and sex, or perhaps it would be more accurate to call it [Hell].
Cheng Qi accidentally found herself in the turbulent, complicated Shanghai of the 1930s.
She was nothing more than an ordinary college student, with no power to turn the tide and no beauty capable of captivating an entire kingdom.
Yet this was the woman who crossed paths with Feng Jingyao, a man who could make the whole of Shanghai dance to his tune.
Feng Jingyao was still as cold and ruthless as ever. Cheng Qi had never imagined she could change him. She only wanted to get away from this dangerously tempting man, but she couldn't resist those eyes, deep as the starry sky, and could only fall completely under his spell.
[Don't nitpick the dates in this story, because I'm no historian = =. Some characters are fictional. The only difference between the Feng Jingyao in this story and the one on TV is that this Feng Jingyao is young.]
I'll make the comments! The first person perspective is very touching! Don't be fooled by the author!
I'll make the comments! The first person perspective is very touching! Don't be fooled by the author!