Only For Love

Reporter Zheng Shu Yi fights through her messy love life and missteps to land a coveted interview with enigmatic CEO Shi Yan-sparking curiosity and friction.

Post-breakup Shu Yi faces heartbreak and betrayal. Shi Yan's interview is delayed-but a spark of interest keeps him intrigued.

Rival reporter Xu Yu Ling disrupts Shu Yi's shot. Shi Yan intervenes, inviting her to a two-hour car-bound Q&A-and their chemistry deepens.

At a corporate gala, Shu Yi and Shi Yan meet again. A playful horseback ride ends with her leaving behind an heirloom earring.

Shi Yan uses the lost earring as an entry point to have Shu Yi write more on his investment firm-sparking frequent interactions.

Shu Yi publishes her first startup feature. Shi Yan's interest shifts from PR to genuine connection-with subtle sparks flying.

Their duo report draws attention. Shu Yi navigates office politics while Shi Yan's warmth begins to crack his stoic façade.

A rival startup scandal forces their cooperation, triggering tension, teamwork-and a mutual fascination.

Secondary pairs emerge: the niece-professor duo and ShanShan-Guan Ji, adding depth to the workplace drama.

Shi Yan keeps a cold distance; Shu Yi tries to read his signals. Misunderstandings begin.

Texts replace face-to-face chats. Their chemistry is obvious-but so is their communicative disconnect.

Board meetings heat up. Liabilities rise. Their bond grows-professionally and personally-but remains unspoken.

Another business report brings them closer-but more misinterpretation ensues between their hearts.

Shu Yi discovers Shi Yan's niece is someone else entirely. Hearts tangle; misunderstandings grow.

Side characters find romance. Meanwhile, Shu Yi questions what's real between her and Shi Yan.

Shi Yan's tough love style frustrates Shu Yi. Their working relationship sours-but sparks linger.

A web of lies and identity errors unspools. Shi Yan learns Shu Yi's real reasons for being close.

Shi Yan withdraws completely. Shu Yi is blindsided and angry; career and romance hang in the balance.

A confrontation leads to their first kiss-and the start of something more.

They officially become a couple. Home, office, and media spotlight add new pressures.

A third party, Yu Yang, flirts with Shu Yi-creating jealousy. Friendships shift and loyalties are tested.

Boardroom scenes multiply. Chemistry remains-but communication worsens.

Company drama and personal secrets intensify. Their relationship strains under business burdens.

Seemingly trivial incidents snowball. Love seems certain-but fails to connect as they misread each other.