Living alone in Beijing was supposed to be a fresh start for Ziyu-but fate had other plans. After leaving his hometown and building a life from scratch, he thought he could leave the past behind. But one job application changes everything. Tian Enterprises & Co.-a chance to finally breathe financially-becomes a nightmare the moment he steps into the office. Because there, in the heart of the company, is Tian Xuning-aka Tian Lei-Ziyu's ex-boyfriend. The man who broke him. The man he never thought he'd see again. Now, Ziyu must navigate a world where rules are broken, emotions collide, and hearts refuse to behave. Every glance, every word, every encounter is a battlefield between the past and the present, between love and hate. In this world, nothing is simple. And falling again... could be the most dangerous thing of all.

At just twenty-three, Wu Suowei is more than a name - he's a brand. The head of a tech empire built from nothing, he possesses the rare gift of pairing a terrifying intellect with a disarmingly boy-next-door smile. Beneath that angelic face and easygoing charm, however, lies the mind that has rewritten the rules of the digital market. Sitting across the table at twenty-eight is Chi Cheng. A man forged in steel, with dark, fathomless eyes that can silence an entire room - his gaze a weapon, loaded and precise. After putting his own life on hold to protect his sister and little Dou Dou in the wake of a painful divorce, Chi Cheng returned to his studies with ruthless determination. He earned his degree in just two years, upending academic expectations with analytical skills and computational logic that border on the superhuman. A mind so exceptional it left academia speechless - and drew the attention of the only man capable of recognizing its true worth. There was no formal interview. Just a representative from Wu Suowei, appearing at Chi Cheng's door with a business card and a promise: a position worthy of his abilities. In a world where everyone lowers their gaze before Chi Cheng's dark magnetism, Wu Suowei stands alone - meeting that intensity without flinching, answering fire with unshakable calm. But this is only the beginning of a silent battle. What the young CEO doesn't realize is that Chi Cheng's arrival won't just breach his company's security systems - it will hack into the very foundations of his life, cracking that perfect façade until it finally shatters.

Correlates/Connected to the Main Story (Got the wrong guy) - These are the journal entries of Wu QI Qiong after Chi Cheng left - Wu Qi Qiong had always known there were things about Chi Cheng's world he wasn't meant to touch. The glances exchanged in hushed corridors, the heavy silence that followed whenever the word family was mentioned-it was all a warning written in shadows. Still, knowing it was one thing. Feeling it was another.

Chi Cheng è una celebrità sopraffatta dal successo, dai paparazzi, e dai fan ossessivi che lo perseguitano. Wu Suowei, invece, è solo un ragazzo come tanti che da un giorno all'altro si ritrova a scappare dalle sue stesse consapevolezze. Non potrebbero essere più diversi di così, eppure da una notte qualunque si ritrovano a diventare l'uno la casa dell'altro. 🫰🏻 Dal primo capitolo: «...non sai nemmeno come mi chiamo». «E allora dimmelo, no?». Mi scappa un sorriso che subito nascondo dando un nuovo sorso alla borraccia. È troppo tempo che non mi sento così a mio agio a parlare con un estraneo. Mi sembra di conoscerlo da sempre. «Sono Wu Suowei. E ti sono infinitamente grato per non avermi fatto morire di ipotermia, stanotte».

Wu Suo Wei never expected a simple job ad to change his life. All he wanted was enough money to cover his rent but the mansion door he knocked on belonged to Chi Cheng, a sharp, guarded businessman raising his three-year-old son alone. What begins as employment deepens into late-night domesticity, lingering glances, and unspoken tension. Wu finds himself entangled not only in the child's laughter but in Chi's presence until Chi's ex-wife Yue Yue suddenly returns, threatening to tear apart the fragile happiness they've built. A story of love found in unexpected places, of family made by choice, and of two men learning that home isn't a mansion, it's the arms you fall asleep in.

In an industry where power decides desire and reputation becomes a cage, Ziyu a rising actor finds his life quietly rewritten by Tian Xuning, a man whose influence is as dangerous as his devotion, a man who acts for fun, a producer who ruins careers when bored. What begins as a forbidden affair born from pressure, debt and silence turns into something far more unsettling: protection that looks like possession, love that once felt like control. As careers are traded, loyalties fracture, and cheating blurs into survival, Ziyu must confront the cost of choosing safety over freedom and power over innocence. While Tian builds a world where Ziyu can thrive only under his shadow, Ziyu slowly changes, discovering that fear isn't the only thing that binds him anymore. Is escape still possible, or has wanting become its own kind of prison?

[PREQUEL OF GOT THE WRONG GUY] - Chi Cheng wasn't looking at the work. He was staring at Da Bao. He watched, completely mesmerized, as Wu Qi Qiong talked, his voice animated, his shyness forgotten in his enthusiasm. He saw the passion in his eyes, the way his whole face transformed when he smiled that wide, uninhibited smile. The light from the single desk lamp caught the curve of his cheek and the bright, unguarded joy in his eyes. Chi Cheng felt a sudden, sharp pang in his chest, a feeling so intense it almost took his breath away. This. This was the feeling he couldn't name, couldn't categorize. This overwhelming urge to just... watch him. To see him happy. To keep that bright, unguarded light in his eyes. The chaos, the confusion, the internal battle-it all seemed to coalesce in that single, blinding moment of clarity. The feeling wasn't just want. It wasn't just care. It wasn't just necessary. It was something deeper, something terrifyingly profound, a silent, powerful confession that went beyond simple ownership. It was a compulsion to devote his entire self to the preservation of Da Bao's joy. He was falling. Hard.

Chi Cheng's first words to Wu Suowei were an invitation to fuck with him and a girl (threesome). He said it like he was offering me a drink. Casual. Thoughtless. Like Wu Suowei should be grateful he noticed him at all. The music was too loud, Guo Chengyu was laughing somewhere behind him, and Wu Suowei stood there with his cup clenched in his hand, wondering if this was how people like Chi Cheng saw people like him. Disposable. Interchangeable. Forgettable.

Wu Suowei, a second-year music department student with an effortlessly striking charm, is no stranger to attention-unwanted attention-especially from men. During a night out at a popular Beijing nightclub with his friend, yet another stranger tries to hit on him. Before he can brush the man off, an accidental collision leaves him drenched in someone's drink. The offender? None other than the arrogant stranger he'd already clashed with on the metro-Chi Cheng, the impeccably dressed, untouchable heartthrob of the business department, and a senior. Their first encounter is all sharp words and wounded pride, sealing an instant dislike between them. And when a mysterious girl in a red dress catches both their attention, the tension only deepens, turning cold glares into open hostility. Yet, in the tight-knit, gossip-fueled world of campus life, enemies are rarely kept apart. Through a chain of confrontations driven by pride, misunderstandings, and unexpected sparks, Wu Suowei and Chi Cheng begin to realize that the line between hatred and desire is dangerously thin. What starts as a battle of egos slowly transforms into something neither saw coming-a connection as fierce as their rivalry. A story of how hate blurs into attraction... and attraction into love.

Wu Suowei is nineteen and a uni student. Sweet. Warm. Idyllic. He now lives in Wuxi alone. His parents back in his hometown Shanghai. He flew to Wuxi because he has to attend uni. His parents insisted on going with him but he rather insisted they stay back happily in Shanghai and let him be independent. He worked part-time jobs when he has the time to. Chi Cheng is twenty-four and a ruthless mafia prince. Cold - as ever. Rude - as usual. Distant - his nature. He was crazily opulent and aloof. It was like, he was loaded with money and a rude behaviour. His dad Chi Yuan - the mafia king. His mother Chi Lin - the mafia queen. He was their only son. His father and mother were back in Beijing. Chi Cheng was in Wuxi lately due to his businesses. So actually now - he was the mafia king. What happens when one day Wu Suowei gets abducted by Chi Cheng? Read to find out.