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Meeting You, Yet Resenting You
Meeting You, Yet Resenting You Plot:
Former actress Su Wan, desperate to raise money for her brother's surgery, has to beg her ex-lover Lu Shiyan—now a powerful tycoon—for investment. Three years ago, she was forced to break up with him by saying “I嫌你穷” (I hate that you’re poor), which made Lu hate her deeply. Now, he deliberately sets traps: making her accompany clients to drinks, forcing her to sign unfair contracts. But he panics when he sees the old couple’s necklace she hides in her bag. What Su Wan doesn’t know is that Lu already found out about her brother’s illness and secretly paid the surgery fees. What Lu doesn’t know is that all the money Su Wan earned from minor roles was spent on his company’s stocks—they both think the other resents them, but fail to see that every “difficulty” is an unspoken “I still love you.”
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