No One Can Stop Me from Being a Maid

By a twist of fate, a young lady from a distinguished family becomes the personal maid of Gu Er, the capital’s number-one playboy. Beneath her stunning, compassionate face lurks a ruthless heart. After spending years by his side, she finally realizes: “Young Master, I think I really like you.” “That’s right. I used to do everything I could to make you like me a little more. But now that we’ve come this far, what I want to say is…” “Su Quezhen, like me a little less.” She has just helped him escape death when she hears her young master choke back a sob. Leaning against his shoulder, she smiles softly. “Okay.” “I’ll like you a little less.” “And love you a little more.” / A heroine who uses her strength to dote on her husband, and a hero who rises from playboy to high-ranking court official. A story of a woman who leaves the inner courtyard to step into the affairs of her family and country. In one line: A marriage arranged by one’s parents can still be a match made in heaven. Also known as: “Master, the Cabbage You’ve Been Eyeing Has Grown Up. Time to Tend to It” and “The Maid’s Great Unmasking”