Yu Song has been a top-tier star ever since her debut, skyrocketing to fame and effortlessly landing all kinds of variety shows, appearances, and opportunities. At 24, she won Best New Actress.
She's flirtatious by nature, able to be either sweet and adorable or an alluring older woman. With her looks and charm, she's had men and women alike falling at her feet. The first time she saw Wen Man, only one thought crossed her mind: I want to sleep with her.
It was because Wen Man had an angelic face that perfectly matched her taste.
A newcomer to the entertainment industry, with no credits, resources, or powerful connections. A helpless little lamb, ripe for the picking.
Yu Song thought it wouldn't take long to win her over. But just as she was about to make a move, she messed things up and made a terrible first impression.
It was a shame, but she didn't like forcing anyone, so she had to give up.
When they met again, they were cast in the same production, playing opposite each other. Yu Song was still captivated by Wen Man's face, and her dormant desires began stirring again. So what if she showed her true colors? She refused to believe there was anyone she, Yu Song, couldn't win over.
That night, Yu Song, wrapped in a bathrobe and still damp from her shower, knocked on Wen Man's door with a script in hand.
The moment Wen Man saw her, she said nothing and slammed the door shut. Yu Song: ?
When she opened the door again, Wen Man tossed her a white dress and said calmly, "Put this on. It's chilly tonight."
Yu Song: ?
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Much later, Yu Song was pushed down, and Wen Man sat on her waist, leaning down to kiss her.
"Why aren't you moving? Don't you like me?"
Yu Song gritted her teeth. "Why did you trick me?"
Wen Man chuckled. "How else could I get you to take the bait, Sister Song?"
She thought she was the one luring a cool, innocent little lamb. Who knew it was actually a wolf in sheep's clothing?
A cunning beauty who plays the pig to eat the tiger, the pursuer (Yu Song) × a cool, supposedly innocent temptress, the pursued (Wen Man)
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