After Subscribing to Virtual Boyfriend, My Sworn Enemy Came to My Door.

Su Wan, a 29-year-old comic editor-in-chief, whose life creed is "professional first", lost in a crucial bidding to her hated rival, Lu Zhiyan, the content director of Xingqi Technology. In the conference room, Lu Zhiyan used calm data and impeccable logic to thoroughly criticize the plan that Su Wan had stayed up late to polish. His words are heart-wrenching, yet so precise that people cannot refute them. Su Wan clutched the plan book, her fingertips turned white, and all her unwillingness and frustration could only be swallowed hard. After the meeting, her best friend sent her a virtual boyfriend app called "Xingqi", jokingly asking her to train the AI ​​in it to get revenge on Lu Zhiyan. Su Wan wanted to refuse, but accidentally clicked on the link. The screen flickered, and a line of words slowly appeared: [Connecting to your soul mate...] What she didn't know was that the chief developer of this app was the man who was so cold to her in the conference room during the day. In reality, Lu Zhiyan has a sharp tongue and will subconsciously touch the back of his neck when he is nervous. He wants to care but cannot say anything. When the secret of a three-year crush is written into the code, how will the "perfect boyfriend" who is obedient to her in the virtual world gradually break down Su Wan's defenses? A game about reality and virtuality, arrogance and affection, begins here.