Keng, the eldest son of a powerful family, is forced into an arranged marriage with Namping, a quiet and soft-spoken boy from a lesser-known but politically significant family. The marriage is purely for business. Neither of them consented. Namping secretly harbors love for Keng, as they've known each other since childhood. But Keng, bitter and resentful about the forced marriage, treats Namping coldly, assuming Namping only agreed for status. Despite the coldness, Namping fulfills his duties as a spouse, silently enduring. Behind closed doors, he cries alone, while Keng throws himself into work and avoids home. What Keng doesn't know is that Namping is suffering not only emotionally but physically from a worsening illness - something he's kept hidden. By the time Keng realizes how much Namping truly loves him - and how much he loves Namping back - it may be too late. Namping's fading body and broken heart may not withstand it anymore.

Chi Cheng is a ruthless mafia heir with a heart carved from marble and a wardrobe too expensive to be shot in. Wu Sowei is a con artist with a silver tongue, killer looks, and more fake identities than friends. Their first meeting? Wu Sowei tries to rob Chi Cheng. Their second meeting? Chi Cheng kidnaps him. Their third? They kiss. Thrown into the bloody chessboard of rival gangs, betrayal, and family curses, these two enemies-turned-lovers discover that beneath the suits and bullets, love is the most dangerous weapon of all. But is love enough when revenge is all you've ever known?

" I'd Rather To Love Myself.Than To Love A Person Who Can't Loved Me"