Aloof female director x Bright and charming younger woman. Broken mirror reunited. Double purity. Eight-year age gap. Happy ending. Pre-order: "Teacher Yu Raised a Little Dog," please add to collection. This story's synopsis: When Jiang Yan was a rebellious high schooler, her father brought her to his intern subordinate. "Xiao Shen, this kid is really unruly. Sorry to trouble you." The intern looked at Jiang Yan's multicolored hair and agreed expressionlessly. Later, after Jiang Yan graduated from university, she fought tooth and nail to get into a top-tier company in her field, only to find that the intern who had helped her through her turbulent adolescence had become the new director of the company. When Shen Qingwei came to visit Jiang Yan's father again, Jiang's father braced himself and said, "Director Shen, this kid... sorry to trouble you again." Shen Qingwei first looked at Jiang Yan, confirmed her hair was black and she looked well-behaved, then reluctantly nodded with pursed lips. Shen Qingwei had never changed. She was restrained and patient, able to overcome any obstacle for her goals. But no one told her that the child who could be coaxed into joy with a single lollipop would, as an adult, cost her countless sleepless nights. ... Having just promised Jiang's father to take good care of his child, Shen Qingwei was dragged into bed by Jiang Yan. "Director Shen, am I not obedient enough?" The little troublemaker pretended to be wronged midway. Shen Qingwei closed her eyes and chose to sink into unwarranted repentance. Pre-order "Teacher Yu Raised a Little Dog" synopsis: Aloof older woman x Pure-hearted loyal dog. Seven-year age gap. Mo Xiangbei's high school life could be summed up in one sentence: She had a crush on the new Chinese teacher for two whole years. Upon graduation, she gave the teacher a "fake love letter" full of lofty aspirations and ran away without waiting for a reaction. They met again on the night of the university's centennial celebration. She "picked up" Teacher Yu, who was drunk and dizzy, downstairs at her advisor's place, and they naturally went to a hotel. A wrong start led to a wrong process. After Teacher Yu, squinting, recited that nonsensical, postmodern, pretentious poem in a changed tone, Mo Xiangbei chose to get back at her by calling her "Teacher Yu" in the middle of things. Teacher Yu didn't retaliate; she just acted directly, scratching Mo Xiangbei's back hard. (Maybe the result wasn't wrong.)