[Blurb:]
Ji Guichi doesn't like Wen Chuyi.
He doesn't like her sharp tongue, the way she keeps people at a distance, the schemes she has in store for him, or, most of all, the way she looks down at him from her high horse.
Wen Chuyi knows Ji Guichi hates her, and she hates him just as much.
He has nothing, is an orphan supported by her parents, and lives under their roof. What gives him the right to look down on her?
She really hates him.
Hates his hypocrisy and feigned obedience, his patience and restraint.
Of course she hates him.
Hates how he changed his name and identity, going from the poor boy Chen Ci to Ji Guichi, young master of the Ji family.
Wen Chuyi will never forget the time they argued, when Ji Guichi retorted, "I hate you. That's the truth."
On the bookshelf in her room sits an oversized notebook, every page filled with the words: I hate Ji Guichi.
From age fourteen to twenty-six.
When her family picked out a husband for Wen Chuyi, she got playful and pointed across the dinner table at Ji Guichi, who was watching coldly and indifferently. With a smug, challenging smile, she declared, "I want him."
A fish bone caught in Ji Guichi's throat, and he couldn't get the words of refusal out.
Rich young lady × poor boy
Theme: Dare to love.
