Mr. Tabby and His Ragdoll Darling

[I don't recommend this story. The writing is extremely bad.]

[Career Plot Summary]

Because of the love and hate between the previous generation, Yi Xingchen gets caught up in a bloodless business war:

To clear his father's name of business crimes, he travels alone to Shenzhen in the south.

He starts out as an ordinary delivery worker, then becomes an executive's driver, then a frontline salesperson, and finally rises to become the youngest department head in the company's history.

He overcomes one challenge after another and cuts through every obstacle. All along the way, someone is paving the road for him.

When Yi Xingchen discovers that the person paving the way is the one who framed his father, he also realizes that paving the way for him is just that person's way of handing him a knife.

The farther Yi Xingchen goes, the deeper the knife sinks into the person paving his way.

That person still thinks Yi Xingchen isn't moving fast enough, so they give him another push, helping the knife sink faster and deeper...

"They're all mad. Every last one of them."

[Romance Plot Summary]

Yu Cheng is an ice cavern. Ten years ago, Yi Xingchen leaped into it like a little sun. Just as the sun was about to melt all the ice, Yi Xingchen disappeared for ten whole years.

Ten years later, Yi Xingchen appears before Yu Cheng again, but seems to have forgotten the ice cavern he once tried to melt with his body heat.

Yu Cheng doesn't have the courage to call Yi Xingchen by name.

But even if the little sun no longer remembers that ice cavern, fate still guides him to hurl himself at the ice without hesitation.

"You think this is our first meeting, but only I know we're reuniting after all these years."

Pairing:

An optimistic, charming, smooth-talking, calculating, and chatty little sun

&

A perpetually single, extremely awkward, unconventional, sincere, and taciturn ice cavern

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Reader's Guide:

1. There is a secondary couple, listed among the supporting characters. Their relationship is not particularly positive or healthy, and they take up only a small portion of the story. (Key point: a character's views and behavior do not represent the author's.)

2. The romance chapters include both the top's and the bottom's perspectives. The career chapters are mostly from the top's perspective, so the main perspective is still the top's.

3. I have no confidence in writing business warfare, and I'm not an expert. My ability and time are limited, and my research isn't great, so I'm just making things up. Reality is always more fantastical than fiction anyway. So all the business-war-related scenes are invented by me and shouldn't be taken seriously. If any professional readers find them uncomfortable, ridiculous, or absurd, I hope you'll correct me gently and civilly.

4. The business plot develops very slowly. The career and romance plots take up roughly equal space, but at its heart, this is still a story about the leads falling in love.

5. Other than a few major place names, all the characters, company names, plot events, and so on are fictional.

Theme: Learning to love and be loved