Make the First Move, and You Do You

Tian Jing, a young woman whose uncle and aunt treat her like a cash cow, has always wondered how blind the man who marries her must be to find her attractive. She never imagined someone really would be blind! Wake up! Determined to save him, Tian Jing can't let such a rare good person get conned like this, so... "Please stay away from me." "I've got money. I don't mind you taking advantage of me!" "...Get a grip." "I've got money." Fine, if she can't afford to offend him, she can at least avoid him, right? But after Tian Jing keeps her distance, she is surprised to discover that he seems even more excited?! "Are we playing a game of you run and I chase?" "?!" The other person really does seem eager to give it a try. What should she do? The tearful days of Tian Jing, the heroine, and Luan Yi, the king of schemes, are still long, long from over... An inspiring drama about a doctor who bears the duty of saving all life (not really) and escapes her sugar daddy's clutches. Reading guide: 1. This story is also known as The Hero Is Poison, and I Have the Cure, 130 Ways for Other Rich Suitors to Die Because the Hero Poisoned Them All, and The Longest Road I Ever Took Was the Hero's Web of Schemes. Updates outside of 2 p.m. are all for typo corrections