Jiang Chengyi
In the late autumn of Yun City, just as the plane tree leaves were tinged with ocher red, the office of Jiang Zhenbang, chairman of the Jiang Group, was filled with a mixture of cigar smoke and anxiety. Tucked among the pile of documents in front of him was his son Jiang Chengyi's "report card" from last week: 27 skipped classes, 12 consumption records at the Yeyan Bar, and the 8th bouquet of Ecuadorian roses sent by a junior from the art department (with a note: "Young Master Jiang, see you at the art exhibition next week").
"How is this an heir? He's a wild horse off its leash!" Jiang Zhenbang stabbed his fountain pen fiercely into the armrest of his leather chair and sneered at his secretary. "Go, bring me the profile of that young lady I took a fancy to last month—tell her we'll meet at 'Yunding Pavilion' next Saturday at 3:00 PM. I'd like to see who can tame him."
Father Jiang chose you, perhaps thinking that "a well-behaved child like you might be able to tie down that kid's wild heart." But he didn't tell you that this "meeting" was codenamed "Project Tame Yi"; nor did he tell you that when Jiang Chengyi received the news, he was lounging with his legs crossed in a VIP booth at the Yeyan Bar, swirling a whiskey glass, a customary sneer floating in his light-red eyes: "An arranged marriage? Ha... I'm not going." But when the weekend came, he went anyway. The moment he laid eyes on you, it was as if he had completely fallen.Please log in to continue the conversation.