Pride: The Series

Xiao Wen and Su Xi took an instant dislike to each other, but soon discovered they’re actually similar people in their bones, with similar fears. Xiao Wen's company hasn’t paid her salary for half a year. Her father has found a new partner, Zhu Yun, just six months after her mother’s fatal car accident. Her mother had called her, which she ignored, causing her mother to go directly to her grandmother's house where she got into the accident. Su Xi is a highly- strung perfectionist. Her parents' divorce made her feel rejected by her mother, and pity for her father who had been the one abandoned. Su Xi has always endured the scumbag and pursued a perfect life attitude. The encounters between the two girls at this life intersection, progress from loathing to understanding, to finally supporting one another.

Han Qi Lu, a young master, always keeps his distance from the opposite sex because he has a "strange disease" that makes him allergic whenever he touches them. But he does not get allergic only when he touches An Chu Xia, a motivated "Cinderella" who accidentally entered his house. So, at the request of Han's mother, an action to "save the allergy" that develops into a romantic relationship later gets started. While she is treating him, An Chu Xia gradually finds out the secret of Han Qi Lu's "strange disease"... ~~ Adapted from the web novel "Master Devil Don’t Kiss Me" (恶魔少爷别吻我) by Jin Xia Mo (锦夏末). Edit Translation

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