The capital's violent, hot-tempered young heir vs. the gentle, cunning devilish rising star of the art world. Painter Shen Zhouyi suddenly made a public confession online.
She tagged a Weibo user with no personal bio and boldly declared her love: Can I kiss you?
She was a dark horse who had recently won a world-class gold medal in the art world.
On top of her astonishing talent, her exceptional beauty had won her countless fans.
Yet it was her shocking words that sent her to the top of the trending charts.
Countless fans had their dreams shattered in the dead of night.
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As for Pei Jinxing, the other protagonist in this story, Shen Zhouyi thought he was too slippery to trust, too hard to woo, too stubborn to give in, and both captivating and maddening.
Other people's younger brothers were either sweet little puppies or fierce little wolves.
But he was a crazy little dog.
He always spoke in the laziest, most languid, delinquent tone, saying the most infuriating things that set her heart ablaze.
"Sis, you're really good at taking advantage of me."
"Sis, are you that hungry for me?"
"Sis, can I charge you by the hour for kissing?"
Shen Zhouyi's patience ran out. That troublesome little dog could go pester whoever he wanted.
She was done trying to woo him.
Later, when she found herself behind bars, the man who had once been so languid and wildly unruly went on a rampage in court, clearing every obstacle in her way.
He strode arrogantly to the defendant's table and, as if they were lovers, reached across to pinch the back of her neck. With a reckless, dissolute smile, he said, "Sis, even when you're down on your luck, you're still... so damn gorgeous."
Everyone in the courtroom was stunned: ?
Shen Zhouyi: ... Calling him crazy really does him justice.
Was this really the time to flirt?
As it turned out, he was exactly the kind of lawless brute no one could match or control. No one but her. For her, he was willing to shatter the rules of the world and become her devoted follower.
Two powerful leads, neither of them good and virtuous, with the male lead putting on an act early on