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Mr. Yan, Didn't You Say You're Not Into Women?
Mr. Yan, Didn't You Say You're Not Into Women? Plot:
Yan Jingshen, the helm of a business empire, has maintained his status as the "untouchable flower" in the business circle with his "not into women" persona—until he meets Su Wan, a quirky jewelry designer. She breaks into his private cocktail party, mistakes him for a "party crasher" and hands him a mango juice, even mocking him for having a "face as cold as a frozen fish". She's an "undercover agent" sent by his rival, but she leaves him stomach medicine when he has a stomachache and uses her little dress to cover his face when he's surrounded by reporters. When Su Wan is bullied by his rival to the point of tears, Yan Jingshen breaks his principle for the first time to protect her. When she looks up at him and asks, "Mr. Yan, didn't you say you're not into women?", he finally understands—so-called "principles" are always meant to be overthrown by heartbeat.
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