Queen, I Love You

In public, she is a sharp, dazzling criminal defense lawyer. In private, she is a disheveled woman who can’t get her facts straight. In public, he is a dashing, charming company president. In private, he is a powerful man who can pull strings across the world. He is falsely accused of rape and murder, and she becomes his defense lawyer. That’s where their story begins. Everything you’ve read in this blurb is an illusion. Let’s forget about this decidedly unconventional setup. He has a peach-blossom face, but he isn’t some pretty-boy thug. He’s a 24-karat golden prince. She may be getting on in years, but she isn’t an over-the-hill woman who can’t find a husband. She’s a queen of the legal world, cherished and adored. Bo Nanfeng thinks Jiang Nan can despise him, trample on him, and bully him. That’s her right. But she can’t stop him from willingly letting her despise, trample on, and bully him, or from marrying her, loving her, and cherishing her. That’s his right. She can forbid him from degrading himself, but she can’t stop him from acting pathetic. To Bo Nanfeng, loving someone too much is the same as making a fool of yourself.