“I’ll attend the blind date as agreed, but you must accompany me. That’s my only condition.”
Accompanying on a blind date.
It was an absurd request, but she couldn’t refuse.
Five minutes before 5 PM.
After a brief stop in the restroom, Ye-eun called Cha Hyun to report the situation.
She expected him to explode, but his reaction was different.
“Chadoha is not easy to handle. He’s completely different from anyone you’ve met. Unpredictable, sometimes cruel, and never reveals his true feelings.”
“Is that so?”
“Just remember, regardless of the reason or circumstance, Seo Ye-eun must tame Chadoha. So, don’t limit yourself to any means. The blind date? Just go along with it, but behave wisely.”
Before she could fully process his advice, Ye-eun followed Chadoha into the HJ Hotel VIP Lounge, only to realize something was amiss.
The empty lounge had just one table set up.
And at that table sat a woman in elegant attire – Jin Yoo-hee, the daughter of ST Group’s Chairman Jin Man-jae.
The woman who could rightfully aspire to Chadoha.
Ye-eun had planned to quietly hand Chadoha over to her and sit a few tables away, but her plan was now disrupted.
In a lounge cleared out for the blind date, she asked, “Director?”
When she quietly called the leading Chadoha, he turned around.
“I’ll wait by the entrance. Have a good time, both of you.”
For Ye-eun, it was the best decision under the circumstances.
But Chadoha seemed to disagree.
He quirked an eyebrow and approached slowly.
“That’s not part of my condition.”
Then, he gently grasped her hand.
Startled, Ye-eun tried to pull away, but it was in vain.
Chadoha tightened his grip, displaying a skewed smile.
“If Ms. Seo Ye-eun wants to protect her person, just quietly follow.”
Ye-eun’s mind went blank.
Yoo-hee wasn’t in the best of moods.
This state had persisted for six months.
Her arranged marriage, decided about that time, was partly to blame.
Born as the noble daughter of Jin Man-jae, the chairman of ST Group, ranked 10th in South Korea’s corporate hierarchy, she knew her match would be decided by a strategic marriage. That’s how it worked in her world.
By rights, her match should have been Chah In-woo, the heir to Hanju Group. However, he became engaged to Yoon Sora of Raon Soft, relegating her to a cold shoulder.
It was the first time she felt such a sense of inferiority.
One such experience was enough; she didn’t want a repeat. Thus, she was careful in choosing her next partner.
But it seemed her defeat wasn’t enough. Her father proposed Chadoha, Chah In-woo’s cousin, as her match.
Chadoha, the only son of Chagi, the second son of Hanju Group’s Chairman Chajiseop. He became a figure of little consequence in the succession race after his father’s untimely death six years ago.
An outsider in the business world, who had never shown his face in social circles while exiled in the USA.
People called him a pretty but hollow apricot, good-looking but with no substance.
That was until six months ago.
After answering Chairman Chajiseop’s call to join Hanju Group’s strategic planning division, things started to change. His management skills displayed in those six months were exceptionally brilliant.
He ruthlessly identified and replaced outdated aspects of Hanju, whether people or projects.
His interview in an in-house magazine even resonated well with Hanju’s younger employees.
Jin Man-jae, her father, seemed to highly regard this.
“Under Chadoha, Hanju will be reborn anew. He’s an astounding talent, a desirable asset,” her father commented after meeting Chadoha at a management seminar.
“How admirable he is. With the influence from his maternal side, he’s simply outstanding. You’ll be surprised. He’s incomparable to Chah In-woo.”
She wasn’t thrilled that her father was praising a notorious playboy as an ideal groom.
Then she saw Chadoha’s face in the news.
He was breathtakingly beautiful, making even the socialite prince Chah In-woo pale in comparison.
That piqued her interest.
For two months, she watched him, proving the old saying true: a good-looking face does have value. He indulged in wild parties with LI Group’s youngest son, Kwon Ee-han, and even had a scandal with actress Kim Haeri.
Birds of a feather, after all.
This match seemed to diminish her value, but Chadoha took it a step further by bringing a woman to the blind date.
A woman.
Yoo-hee’s gaze settled on the woman standing beside Chadoha.
When the male lead is punished by carrying the female lead’s child and having periods like a woman
“I’ve given birth to two children for you, yet you still think about him.
Was I nothing but his substitute to you from beginning to end?”
Synopsis:
Meng Huan, a scumbag who has dated countless girlfriends, transmigrates to a female-dominated country.
Day 1: Whether it’s female dominance or not doesn’t matter. The beauties here are passionate and amorous. Isn’t it easier to date them than in modern times?
Day 2: After a night, Meng Huan discovers the differences in the female-dominated world. Men here actually have chastity locks and menstrual cycles. This hinders his ability to perform, damn it!
Day 3: What’s wrong with sleeping around? I don’t want you to marry me. I’m meant to be a playboy. I don’t care about male virtues… What? You want to drown me in a pig cage? Marry, I’ll marry!
Day N: Meng Huan inexplicably vomits and receives the shocking news of his life… He’s pregnant.
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