[Both are each other’s first and only love + sweet romance + wealthy CEO + second male lead wins]
A fallen darling of the heavens * A ruthless financial tycoon
Lin Sangluo, a frail yet brilliant darling of the heavens, was locked in a basement for two months and nearly lost her life.
Her degree, career, family… she lost everything.
All she had left was her younger brother, who didn’t recognize her, to rely on.
Everyone said the goddess had been dragged from her pedestal and trampled into the dirt, with no chance of ever rising again.
Yet against all odds, she made a spectacular comeback and returned before them all in glory.
Not only did she reclaim her place at the top and uncover the truth about what had happened years ago,
she also won over a powerful tycoon along the way.
“Gu family’s newly appointed heir is ruthless. Be careful.”
Lin Sangluo glanced at the tall man in the kitchen, deliberately wearing nothing but an apron, scratch marks across his back as he prepared a nutritious meal for her.
She tapped out a reply: Got it.
…
*
Everyone said Lin Sangluo liked the young master of the Shen family. Even Shen Zehan himself believed it.
Even when, after an argument years ago, she had turned around and kissed someone else,
he thought she was just trying to make him jealous and get his attention.
It wasn’t until later, when he searched everywhere and could no longer find her, that he realized the truth.
“If you really love someone, would you keep disappearing from his life?”
At the Shen family’s acquisition conference, the chair behind the desk slowly turned.
Lin Sangluo curled her lips into a smile. “If you take what belongs to someone else, you have to give it back.”
*
At eighteen, Gu Jiu had prepared himself to spend his life alone.
The reason was simple: the girl he loved had a childhood sweetheart who loved her back.
He never imagined that the person he’d thought he could never have as a young man
would one night suddenly stumble into his arms, just like back then.
Gu Jiu: I didn’t even do anything. The competition just couldn’t measure up.