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Don't Mess with the Doll-Carrying Girl—She Fights Like a Beast
Don't Mess with the Doll-Carrying Girl—She Fights Like a Beast Plot:
Gu Jingshen, president of Gu Group, receives an anonymous threat. His assistant hires a "top bodyguard" for him, but he's stunned when he meets Lin Xiaoman—an 18-year-old girl with double ponytails, a plush rabbit, and a lollipop in her mouth. Gu tries to kick her out, but immediately, armed gangsters rush into the conference room. Lin, chewing her lollipop, knocks out the leader with the stick and takes down ten strong men smoothly. To his shock, this "little kid" is actually "White Rabbit," a retired international mercenary, and her reason for being a bodyguard is "wanting to experience normal high school life." Since then, Gu has a doll-carrying tail by his side—while guarding against enemies, he's also guarding his heart: why does he feel his heart race for this fiercely fighting girl?
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