A troublemaking little fairy x a refined, abstinent CEO with a powerful possessive streak
1v1, sweet little romance
Blurb 1:
Fang Jinchen, A University's most popular abstinent professor, holds countless patents and has powerful tycoons competing to win his favor. He turns down every offer of partnership, then resigns with a flourish and goes home to become a CEO. Following the principle of "targeted poverty alleviation," he offers a high salary to recruit a student assistant intern. He has only two requirements:
1. Excellent professional skills.
2. A poor family background.
His female admirers, now free of the constraints of the teacher-student relationship, flock to apply. Jing Pianpian stands out from the crowd through her skills and "poverty," and successfully lands the job.
Later, during the long New Year holiday, Jing Pianpian happens to run into Fang Jinchen at the airport as he returns from abroad. Their eyes meet.
Meanwhile, the butler is still droning on beside her: "Miss Jing, we really can't get any tickets. How about you make do and take your private jet there?"
"..."
Fang Jinchen narrows his peach-blossom eyes, his tone dangerous. "Poor? Family? Background?"
Blurb 2:
The Jing family company is undergoing a transformation, and the need for patents is urgent. They have approached Fang Jinchen several times to discuss a partnership, only to be turned away each time. When the youngest daughter of the Jing family, Jing Pianpian, learns that Fang Jinchen is recruiting an assistant intern, she volunteers to infiltrate the tiger's den.
After her cover is blown, Fang Jinchen traps her in front of his desk. His gaze is dark and his voice cold. "So you approached me just to get patents for the Jing family?"
Jing Pianpian flees in a panic.
Not long after, Fang Jinchen shows up at the Jing family home with all the patents they need. "These are my betrothal gifts for marrying Pianpian."
#Wait, I only want your patents, not you!#
This story is also known as I Want Romance, but My Girlfriend Only Wants Patents.
Theme: Whether rich or poor, you have to work hard