A wealthy Northeast China CEO × an arrogant, puppy-like dog trainer
Qu Jinghe is incredible at cooking.
As in, actual cooking.
She can fry, stir-fry, braise, and deep-fry, mastering every technique. At a young age, she opened her own restaurant. She's rich and knows how to care for people.
But when she lets her guard down, she really talks like someone from Northeast China.
Even though Qu Jinghe has completely won over Chi Ran's stomach, Chi Ran still can't handle Qu Jinghe leaning close and asking her, “Does that feel good?”
She really will break down and say, “I can't take it anymore. I really can't.”
Chi Ran used to be a professional dog trainer, but around Qu Jinghe, she always feels like she's the one on the leash.
Why is that?
Holding the little dog in her arms and eating guo bao rou, Chi Ran ponders this in confusion.
She thinks it over and over, but gets nowhere.
Still, whenever Qu Jinghe makes tea and shows off her priceless hands, Chi Ran can't help falling for her again and again.
Those hands of hers really ought to be insured.
After being thoroughly devoured by Qu Jinghe, the final piece of life advice Puppy Chi has to offer is:
Don't be a woman's dog!
Theme: Innovating while carrying on traditional culinary arts.
Hahahaha Boss Qu, my heart is broken [Let me be healthy] [Hold my chin]
Very interesting setting, please come on 💪 💪
Hahahahahahahahaha my sister Qiang 🐶 🐶 is lying on the ground