To save her mother, Su Man has no choice but to take her younger sister’s place and marry the monster of the Li family. Everyone is certain she won’t last three days by Li Wenchuan’s side.
To survive, Su Man keeps trying to win Li Wenchuan over, until she discovers that he is trapped in hell just like her.
Testing each other, battling for the upper hand, clashing… They are drawn together, only to be pushed apart again, mercilessly.
On a rainy night, Li Wenchuan is like a stray dog licking its wounds. “Su Man, I don’t need a peerlessly beautiful woman. I need an executioner who can dance with me in the dark.”
Later, Su Man smiles and cups his face in her bloodstained hands. “Am I qualified to be your executioner now?”
They embrace in the darkness, then raise their sickles with smiles.
A madman and a madwoman have always been a perfect match.
Different from the traditional cliché stories about CEOs, the heroine Su Man is not a brainless soft bun who is easily bullied, nor is she someone who flirts with people if she doesn't agree with her views. Every word and deed she says has her motivation and logic. The male protagonist Li Wenchuan is not a rotten cucumber who sleeps with women (it has almost become a joke in the novel, haha). There are traces of his madness and anger, and he is not a simple playboy. What I like most about the game between two people is that every time the heroine thinks she has succeeded in teasing her, the hero will give her a slap on the head. The male protagonist obviously knows everything, and he deliberately teases the female protagonist and makes trouble with her. He is particularly cool when acting with her. I hope the author can update the article soon!