The Young Master Gu Loses Control in the ’70s, and the Delicate Beauty Rubs His Waist and Weeps

Gu Cheng’an saves Shi Jin from some unsavory people on a train.

Shi Jin is delicate and lovely, with a bewitching charm. In a trembling, tearful voice, she pleads, “Please help me.”

Gu Cheng’an’s ears turn red, but he remembers that from the very start, Shi Jin planned to use the Gu family as a stepping stone to land herself a good man.

A woman so fickle, vain, and lacking in character disgusts him.

That is, until Shi Jin falls for someone: Gu Cheng’an’s friend, a young man who studies and improves alongside her, with eyes only for her.

“I like him. Help me,” Shi Jin softly tells Gu Cheng’an.

She is too happy to notice the dark look in his eyes.

Only when his cool, water-like lips touch hers does she understand what he means.

“You’re not allowed to like him. You can only look at me.”

When they first met, Gu Cheng’an never imagined that, night after night, he would do everything in his power just to win a single glance from her.

(Cold, abstinent tycoon vs. delicate, dazzling heiress)