[Mature Man and Mature Woman + Entertainment Industry + Kept Lover + Max-Level Expert + Feel-Good Power Fantasy + Variety Show + The Pursuer’s Road to Redemption + Healing]
[Noble, aloof industry mogul vs. clear-eyed, rational actress]
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Everyone in the industry knew that Wen Xun was cold, eccentric, and arrogant, and difficult to get close to.
Yet as the founder of an investment fund, he made massive investments, had a razor-sharp eye, and acted decisively. He had no patience for empty pleasantries and never made a losing deal.
“Investing is really about investing in people.” He backed trustworthy partners and waited for the returns.
In short, he was a god of wealth everyone feared, yet everyone wanted to curry favor with.
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Every investment was made for profit.
Jiang Ang was surprised to hear that Wen Xun had recently gone to great lengths and used every means at his disposal to promote an unknown young actress.
“Mr. Wen, this doesn’t sound like you. Aren’t you always the one who cares most about return on investment? What’s all this for?”
Wen Xun said there was no particular reason. He just thought she was interesting, and rather amusing.
For her sake, Wen Xun entered the film and television industry, set up a studio for her, assembled a top-notch team, and invested in making films…
Whatever Lu Nan wanted, he gave her.
He put in money and effort, and in the end, even gave her his heart…
He never expected Lu Nan to say, “Spending your money to keep you happy is professional conduct. It’s my job.”
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According to rumor, Wen Xun, a man at the very top of the pyramid, had severed himself from love and desire.
No one believed he could fall in love with the canary he kept. Surely the one he kept caged was nothing but a plaything.
But Lu Nan said, “My sugar daddy is a hopeless romantic.”
“Love or no love, the poor have to decide based on money. ‘Hopeless romantics’ are born only into the wealthiest families.”, Rickshaw Boy
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Theme: Only if you were me could you stay by my side forever.
Good character, good writing
It is one of the rare good books in this genre. I hope the author can produce more. I really can't read enough. [Sending my heart]