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Office worker Su Xiao suddenly binds to the "Being Adored Value System" and is told she'll vanish instantly if she can't get the cold CEO Gu Jingshen to actively dote on her within 7 days! To survive, she forces herself to seek attention—deliberately dropping files at his feet, pretending to forget her umbrella and squatting outside the company, even daring to ask him to open a bottle cap... Little does she know, Gu Jingshen has had a crush on her for three years. Beneath his icy exterior are little tricks of secretly caring for her: moving her desk next to his office, replacing her cold coffee with warm milk, and even settling difficult clients for her in advance. When the "strategist" meets the "secret admirer", a sweet and funny comedy of mutual scheming unfolds—you think I'm chasing you? Actually, I've been waiting for you to come closer.
Hidden Love in the Arranged Marriage
Su Wan marries into a wealthy family as a substitute for her sister, living as a "stranger" with her husband Zhou Wangjin for half a year. Little does she know, all the "lucky coincidences" in her career are Zhou's secret protection. Just as she lowers her guard, a family crisis hits. As they stand together through it, they go from separate rooms to sharing a bed—only to find their feelings had long been quietly growing under the "stranger" facade.
Lotus Face in the Chilly Spring Breeze
In 1924 (the 13th year of the Republic of China), Su Rong, the top courtesan at "Lotus Pavilion" by the Qinhuai River, has a lotus-like face and unmatched qin skills. Yet she never smiles at guests—all because of a promise from Gu Zhao, a poor scholar: "Wait for me, I’ll marry you." Ten years later, Shen Hanchuan, a warlord’s young marshal, bursts in with a demolition order to tear down the pavilion for a military outpost. Su Rong serves him the lotus cake he loved years ago, only to spot a jade lotus pendant from his cuff—the very token she sold her jewelry to buy for Gu Zhao. The truth: Gu Zhao faked his death after his family was wrongfully executed, taking the name Shen Hanchuan to seek revenge. But when he tastes the familiar sweetness, memories flood back: the girl who smiled like a lotus, giving him cake outside the pavilion. Can old love melt the hatred in his cold heart, or will the chilly spring wind blow away all their tenderness?