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Mr. Gu at Jingda: School Flowers Line Up for Desk Mate
Mr. Gu at Jingda: School Flowers Line Up for Desk Mate Plot:
Gu Jingshen, a retired business tycoon, disguises himself as a freshman at Jingda University to investigate the truth behind his family's framing years ago. However, his cold aura and unintentional display of tycoon demeanor make all the school flowers line up to be his desk mate. Su Wanwan, the daughter of the former perpetrator and a Jingda school flower, deliberately approaches him to test his identity. Their relationship evolves from a "desk mate battle" to a "mask-tearing game" — while Gu Jingshen slaps those who look down on him as "poor" with daily details, he also discovers in his tug-of-war with Su Wanwan that the family tragedy hides a shocking secret that even she was kept in the dark about...
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