The Trouble Maker
Zong Chuanye is a rich family's second-generation heir and a notorious playboy. Nine times out of ten, whenever you see him, he has a different woman by his side. For his birthday wish, he asks that his mother stop pressuring him to go on blind dates. He intends to stay single for life.
Then, somehow, a timid little white rabbit suddenly appears at his side.
She's beautiful and kind, gentle and soothing, and always accompanies him wherever he goes.
His friends are shocked, thinking Brother Chuan is finally going to reform.
Zong Chuanye smiles warmly and introduces her generously.
"This is my little sister."
Little does he know that one day he'll eat his words, and be ridiculously pleased about it.
"This is my wife." Zong Chuanye stubs out his cigarette, then adds smugly, "Though she hasn't agreed yet."
The tale of a playboy's downfall
Shu Tong is eighteen when she returns from a remote mountain village to the home she truly belongs to. With her strong regional accent and freshly laundered clothes, she doesn't dare lift her head.
The family's adopted daughter doesn't ostracize her.
She just keeps sensing the unfamiliarity in the little things her parents and older brother do.
When they finally start to care about her, the adopted daughter falls ill.
So Shu Tong is temporarily sent to stay with her parents' friend.
Zong Chuanye, who calls himself her older brother, starts keeping her close and protecting her.
He teaches her to hold her head high and stand tall. He gives her shelter and wraps her in warmth, shielding her from all the darkness.
The story of an unlucky girl turning her life around
Content warnings:
1. One-on-one romance, happy ending. The male lead has no prior sexual experience, while the female lead does. During their breakup, the female lead is not required to remain chaste, but the male lead must freeze time and remain chaste for her.
2. Age gap. The male lead is older than the female lead.
3. The male lead used to be a real playboy, but he never had a woman he couldn't forget and has never been hurt by love. Once he realizes his feelings, he never strays again.
Theme: Love comes in all kinds of forms.