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[Sweet all the time] [Main and male protagonists love each other] [Plot direction] [Doing big things in a low profile] When a man who hides his identity as a boss, has a dual personality, is cold on the outside and hot on the inside, and is kidnapped to become a cafe employee but is actually the president of a company, meets a calm, insightful girl who looks like a senior finance student but is actually the owner of You Nian Cafe, a series of intense sparks collide. Little by little, she peeled off the waistcoat, and bit by bit penetrated into the locked heart - and the two personalities began to fight for the initiative for her: "Yun Yiqiu! For you! I will make 'him' disappear completely!" "Yun Yiqiu, I am the same as 'him', I want to fight for the initiative of this body." One is tough and bold in revealing his love, while the other is cold and silent. What will the fight for a girl turn into? This book is also called "You Nian Cafe"

[Vampire A gentle and mature lawyer vampire meets a smart and kind young detective girl. When we first meet him, he is a man in a suit with a knife wound, but Nora saves him thinking he is human. Goodbye, she was a human being coerced by a perverted vampire under the glare of his teeth, and Raymond saved her. In this situation where vampires and humans are at odds with each other-- "I watched you grow up, witnessed the failure of your confession, personally picked you up from school in the heavy rain, personally taught you to study... And personally erased your memory of me." I watched the girl grow from a little girl to a policeman in her own right. This vampire who has lived for more than three hundred years has amazing willpower. He was even a little dull and a little sullen. He warned himself that the future of this relationship was full of ups and downs. But when he saw her seriousness about risking her life in pursuit of the truth, and her determination to turn against her colleagues in order to save him... Raymond knew that his heart, which had been unable to beat on its own three hundred years ago, was warming up again-- "I thought this was family affection, but... No, this is... Love."