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Mr. You, Your Firewall Has Been Breached
Mr. You, Your Firewall Has Been Breached Plot:
You Shen, the icy tech CEO famous for his 'unbreakable industry firewall,' built an empire but locked his heart away—until the 'clumsy assistant' Su Xiaotang arrived. She can’t even pour coffee without spilling it, yet she can easily breach his core system. Is she plotting revenge for her sister, who was wrongfully framed? Or is he the one who saw through her identity long ago, setting a gentle trap to 'break his own firewall'? When the 'firewall' meets the 'breaker,' a game of trust and love starts with breaching the system, slowly crumbling the walls around their hearts.
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