The heroine, Bai He, is a sweet and clever heiress from a family that owns mines, cattle, and sheep. She and the hero, Yan Qingsong, were college sweethearts, but for certain reasons, misunderstandings arose between them and they went their separate ways.
Bai He married someone else, only to suffer domestic abuse and lose her child. Later, by a twist of fate, she learned the truth, took revenge on the scumbag, and left the country.
Three years later, she returned and met her ex-boyfriend again at the family conglomerate of their childhood friend. One was a respected laboratory professor, the other a newly appointed executive assistant. Let’s see how the two of them fight as passionately as they love, and find their way back to a happy, sweet life.
A little scene, part one:
Yan Qingsong: Honey, I heard your family owns mines. How many?
Bai He: I’m only responsible for inheriting them. I guess we have several...
Yan Qingsong: He secretly rejoices, glad he knows.
A little scene, part two:
Zhao Xunqian: Hehe once said that being close to the water lets you enjoy the moon first. So why can’t I marry my childhood sweetheart?
Bai He: Because we used to bathe together when we were kids.
Zhao Xunqian: What???
Much later, he wailed, “Mom, Dad, your childhood-sweetheart plan has ruined your son!”
Waaah!
