When a CEO Romance Novel Character Enters the Real World

Fang Miaomiao is a professional writer of brainless CEO romances. She has a car, a house, and a best friend. Apart from her books being a bit of a flop, life is pretty great. Then one day, she wakes up to find a strange man in her room. The man gives her a wicked smile. “Woman, your red hair has caught my attention.” The male lead of the first CEO romance she ever wrote, Huangfu Tieniu, has somehow become a real person. From then on, Fang Miaomiao’s life changes beyond recognition. At the market, the CEO sweeps his hand grandly, nearly smacking a passing auntie in the face. “Woman, I’m buying every single vegetable here for you.” At the cinema, the CEO turns Fang Miaomiao’s tear-streaked face toward him as she cries at the plot. “Woman, listen carefully. I’m the only one who has the right to make you cry.” In the ambulance, the CEO grabs the doctor by the collar and threatens him viciously. “If you can’t save her, I’ll make every one of you join her in the grave.” At a family gathering, the CEO steps in front of Fang Miaomiao, who has been talking to his younger brother. “Woman, I’m the only man you’re allowed to look at.” As for his rival, Mr. Wang, the CEO’s eyes fill with disdain. “It’s getting cold. The Wang family should go bankrupt.” Fang Miaomiao: “...” For the first time, Fang Miaomiao thinks the lines she wrote are unbearably embarrassing. Just as she is about to get used to the CEO’s cheesy pickup lines, she discovers that the so-called fictional CEO is actually her childhood friend, Lu Yinian. That night, the Lu family CEO, who makes ruthless decisions in the business world and can determine a company’s fate in five minutes, finds himself stumped when he has to choose between kneeling on a keyboard or a durian husk.