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Don’t Mess with the Milk Bottle Girl—She’s Ferocious!
Don’t Mess with the Milk Bottle Girl—She’s Ferocious! Plot:
Su Wan, the retired leader of the underground intelligence network “Night Owl,” suffered a体质 degradation from an experiment accident and must rely on a special milk bottle to maintain her strength. She looks like a soft, high school girl, but she’s actually a ruthless master who can break steel rods with one hand and see through all lies at a glance. She infiltrates Gu’s Group as a secretary to investigate her former subordinate’s disappearance, but mistakenly targets the cold CEO Gu Yan as a “suspect.” Gu Yan initially finds her “annoying” until he witnesses her using the milk bottle to expose a business rival’s frame-up and rescue him from kidnappers—only then does he realize this “milk bottle girl” is the “Night Owl” who saved him from an explosion three years ago! From “mutual dislike” to “mutual protection,” Su Wan uses her fierce methods to take down the enemies who harmed her, while helping Gu Yan uncover the money laundering scandal hidden behind Gu’s Group. Meanwhile, Gu Yan secretly replaces her “special milk bottle” with a custom one adorned with a heart...
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