Jiang Sijun, Asia's queen of haute couture, took charge of a top fashion empire at the age of 28, but was caught in a "plagiarism" scandal at her peak. Her opponents' malicious smear campaign, the media's frantic campaign, and the stock price plummeted - she had no choice but to use a well-planned "proposal" to shift the focus of public opinion.
"Since they want to gossip, give them a bigger explosive point."
Her childhood sweetheart, Han Muyan, appears to be her financial advisor, but in fact he holds a secret chess piece of capital. When the crisis escalated, he tore off the pretense of gentleness: "Cut off his capital chain, and I will prevent him from even entering the exchange."
And Jiang Jinjun, her nominal "brother", gave up his medical career to protect her dream and was willing to become a pawn in her business map. Is it family affection, love, or interest disputes between the three people?
When betrayal and conspiracy ensue, she uses design as a blade and capital as a shield to fight her way through the bloody storm of the fashion industry.
"The Throne of Thorns was forged by me myself, and I am the only one who can sit on it."
