He is a poor young man she hastily ropes in to help her out of a bind; she is the substitute wife he marries in a whirlwind wedding.
After the wedding, she tells him, “We’ll get divorced in three months. I’ll give you thirty million as compensation then.”
It was supposed to be nothing more than a marriage of convenience, but later she realizes that her husband is getting stranger and stranger.
When she takes down scumbags, he hands her the knife.
When she wants money, he casually pulls out a globally limited-edition black card.
He also keeps driving away her admirers and never misses a chance to label her “Mrs. Chu.”
Finally, one day, she can’t take it anymore. She asks, “Honey, are you the big shot everyone talks about?”
Chu Pei gives her a wicked smile. “Big shots are just a story adults tell children. I only lie to you...”