Marriage before love. Two strong leads.
Before the wedding: “This is a prenuptial agreement. It lasts one year. Ms. Gu, don’t disappoint me.”
“Funny, I was thinking the same thing.”
The next day, their wedding makes the headlines.
Someone secretly starts a betting pool: [How long until they get divorced?]
The longest odds are on, **three months**.
Then a photo of the two of them shopping together at a baby-girl store leaks.
After the wedding: “The agreement has expired, Mr. Fu.”
“Mrs. Fu, can we renew it?”
Fu Sihan is playing with his son, who just turned one, his face glowing with rare tenderness. Ever since his son was born, Fu Sihan has tried to make time for his family, leaving many of the company’s affairs to his assistant.
But an urgent phone call shatters the peace. His assistant says anxiously, “Mr. Fu, something terrible has happened. The company has been… swallowed up by Madam!”
Fu Sihan looks at the little tyke in his arms and pats his head. “Got it. Take the documents to Madam.”
(Unlike other novels of its kind, this one features fighting, cloning, phantoms, classified secrets, and more.)
To the outside world, Gu Qinghuan is the editor-in-chief of a renowned fashion magazine. In reality, she is a mysterious intelligence broker known by the codename “Nightingale.”
Fu Sihan appears to be the young CEO of a rising tech company, devoted to developing cutting-edge artificial intelligence. His true identity is “Shadowblade,” a top assassin.
