In the fifth year after Jiang Yin returned from the book, four unfortunate things happened:
1. He got engaged.
2. His fiance cheated on him.
3. The arrogant dragon hero he'd mistreated in the book came out of it.
4. That arrogant dragon hero, who had seen him as his dark moonlight and loved him madly while hating him to the core, was going to be the best man at his wedding to his fiance.
Jiang Yin: Don't panic. Four negatives make two positives.
His life's peak was just around the corner.
Those consumed by desire walk against the wind, carrying a torch.
A cold-looking, gloomy big shot * a gorgeous, flamboyant, flirtatious beauty. Both are each other's first love, and this is a story of rekindled love after a breakup.
1. The story is from the bottom's point of view, and his career follows a satisfying power-fantasy route.
2. The romance is melodramatic, extremely melodramatic, and both leads are a little unhinged.
3. Includes a love rivalry, face-slapping of awful relatives, a groveling ex trying to win back his lover, and other clichéd tropes such as marrying the cheating fiance's elder relative to spite him.
4. Neither the top nor the bottom knows how to talk about their feelings.
Theme: Only by relying on yourself can you become strong.
