[A Deadly Contract] Jiang Ci, the Wolf of Wall Street, returns as the “Street-Stall Goddess” and enters into a marriage of convenience with Fu Linyuan, the man in control of Fu Capital. But their unlikely match, a financial hotshot marrying a roadside-stall owner, makes them a laughingstock. The “Bluebird Trust Liquidation Plan” she carries is the forbidden key that caused two financial tycoons to fall out twenty years ago.
[Two-Sided Game] The two play loving spouses on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays, then become business rivals on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays. When Fu Linyuan discovers that the bullet scar on Jiang Ci's back matches the trajectory of a bullet from a New York shooting three years ago, their carefully laid plans begin to unravel. Notes passed in the office after dark, charred squid tentacles beneath a Nasdaq screen, wedding rings and guns reflected in bulletproof glass: together, they form a deadly symphony of high finance and street life.
[The Bloody Truth] At an IPO roadshow turned courtroom, Fu Linyuan shields Jiang Ci with his broken bones, and their torn marriage contract becomes a blade aimed at a hundred-billion-dollar financial empire. A miniature film hidden inside a jade hairpin reveals a shocking past: behind a photo of their fathers taken twenty years ago lies a pact of protection forged through financial slaughter.
When the New York Stock Exchange's bronze bell is melted down into a wedding ring, and oil-stained tablecloths in the urban villages are covered in candlestick-chart patterns, this capital-market battle, steeped in bloody romance, finally lets every trampled ideal rise again from the ashes amid gunfire and roses.
