A marriage of convenience binds Qiao Shuli, a cool-headed research scientist, to Mu Yanzhou, the king of the business world.
Cold and taciturn, he carries the weight of family grudges and past pain, and assumes their marriage is merely for show.
Rational and self-possessed, she sticks to her principles and only wants to make a graceful exit from the relationship.
But amid the ordinary bustle of life, he is gradually softened by her warmth and resilience, while she slowly glimpses the affection and vulnerability beneath his icy exterior.
Pressure from Old Master Mu, provocations from a rival in love, and relentless public scrutiny cannot stop him from falling deeper, step by step, and keeping her safe in the palm of his hand.
From a marriage of convenience to a love that takes root, Qiao Shuli is Mu Yanzhou's one and only obsession in this life.
The level is clear once you listen to it, so you can make people ponder and eager to listen to the rest. The story is vivid and thought-provoking. The more I listen to it, the more fascinated I become. I rush to update it every day after listening to it.
The content of the story is interesting, not mindless. Shuo Yan's ending was so well written, it was so bad for him.