COL+ Ding Shi San

MFC Automotive Company's CEO, Jerome Williams, felt that he had recently become the subject of a woman. She continuously created opportunities to bump into him, showered him with sweet words, and secretly cared about his life.
Jerome, who was daily charmed by his own good looks, said, "Well, now that I've already seen how hard you're pursuing me, I'll give you a chance to get closer to me."
Slightly puzzled by the unrequited love, Vivian Sharp responded, "No need, thanks."

Please Date the Outstanding Me

Celia was right; at this moment, Vivian indeed found herself in a dispute with Len once again. 


Their research areas overlapped, with Len being the designer of all safety equipment for MFC's new cars, and Vivian's dedication was now under scrutiny. 


The clash originated from Vivian's desire to conduct a secondary test on 26 radar systems, examining their coverage and sensitivity, and insisting on fine-tuning the details. 


Len argued that such experiments had been conducted countless times and could be estimated through existing audiovisual data, deeming the need for on-car testing unnecessary.


Vivian, persistent and always pursuing real-time results, confronted Len with unwavering determination. 


Since Vivian arrived, Len felt like his work environment had plummeted straight down. Like a barrel of gunpowder on the verge of explosion, his face turned red from the frustration and his hair stood up from the annoyance.


Him or I, Who's more Handsome?