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Crimson Entanglement
Crimson Entanglement Plot:
Top workplace planner Su Wanning seethes at Lu Shiyan, the new icy director—ten revisions to her plan, stolen coffee, even elevator standoffs, she’s sure he’s deliberately picking on her. But Lu Shiyan is secretly confused: why does this woman, who always gives him the cold shoulder, look so much like the “little tyrant” who once chased him into the girls’ bathroom? Until a collaborative project unearths a childhood photo, and they freeze: the “Tyrant Ning” who stole Lu Shiyan’s homework was Su Wanning, and the “annoying ghost” who stole her rainbow candies was none other than Lu Shiyan! Their workplace rivalry turns out to be a misplaced entanglement of childhood “frenemy debts.” When the truth tears down the facade, how will these “arch-rivals” settle their “old scores”?
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