[Tycoon fantasy + no System, no rebirth + business warfare + showing off and humiliating rivals + ex-wife’s regretful pursuit]
Seven years ago, after his family was struck by disaster, Chen Cheng married Ji Shumiao under an unremarkable identity.
Because of his family’s troubles, he could only help Ji Shumiao in secret, and she never suspected a thing. For the sake of her company’s projects, she repeatedly met with Zhou Shaoling, trying to secure a partnership by keeping their flirtation carefully in hand. Or perhaps she had started to crave making their act real.
In Chen Cheng’s eyes, all of this crossed the line. It was an unforgivable betrayal.
On the night they signed the divorce papers, Chen Cheng unexpectedly spent the night with Han Ningxi, a beautiful campus star.
When Chen Cheng learned that Han Ningxi was pregnant, he decided to become his true self again, despite having been diagnosed as infertile.
The world’s largest mutual fund, Cygnus United Holdings Group, welcomed its owner.
Chen Cheng returned to the capital, met with his aunt, who wielded supreme power, and began preparing to take back everything he had once lost.
His ex-wife, Ji Shumiao, came to understand Chen Cheng anew again and again, consumed by endless regret. She did everything she could to return to his side.
But it was too late. By then, several women stood behind Chen Cheng, and he held immeasurable wealth in his hands.
Men's taste, in front of Ctrip, the future is bright, the blessings in life are good, like and comment, the years are quiet, we should be able to be happy, what girls mean is that there is someone in my family that I like!
The idea is good, and compared to works of the same type, it's pretty good.
Very satisfied, very beautiful
It's so beautiful. It's so beautiful that I shed tears 😢 😢 It must be five stars. Let's watch it together
Very nice one
So special and beautiful
It looks good. I love watching it and want to watch it again.
It looks good. I love reading it. Come on, the author.
It's still okay. It would be better if the logical thinking was more rigorous.
The second book is the type I like: Killing Decisively