The Internet Mocked My Ugly Birthmark? The CEO Knelt and Offered Me the Throne

At the highlight of her wedding, Lin Wan catches her husband, Zhou Mubai, cheating with his secretary, Su Wanwan. Su Wanwan even points at the birthmark on Lin Wan’s left shoulder and sneers, “Brother Mubai says that birthmark looks like a mold stain that’ll never wash off. It’s bad luck.”

Overnight, the Lin family’s precious daughter becomes a laughingstock across the internet, branded a “jealous, discarded wife.” Just as she hits rock bottom, an olive branch comes from Leng Yan, a terrifyingly powerful tech tycoon rumored to hate women.

“Want to make a deal?” His gaze is as cold and deep as an icy pool. “I’ll crush them for you. In exchange, become my ‘contract Mrs. Leng.’”

Lin Wan grips the business card, the docility in her eyes crumbling away as the flames of revenge ignite.

By day, she is the perfect “pretty assistant” at Leng Yan’s side, using business psychology to set invisible traps and dismantle the betrayers’ business empire piece by piece. By night, in their cold contractual marriage, she and the CEO with a supposed hatred of women engage in a tense battle of wills. When he unexpectedly uncovers the secret of her birthmark, his heart lurches with a fatal pang. Is this the Leng family’s hidden curse, or a chain forged by fate?

And when Leng Yan finally tears away her façade of docility, what he sees is a calculating gaze colder than ice. He grips her chin, his eyes dangerous. “Lin Wan, are you the prey or the hunter?”

She gives him a thorny smile in his arms. “President Leng, who says a crown can’t be made of thorns?”

From the “mold-stained discarded wife” mocked across the internet to the “Thorn Queen” who climbs to the top over her enemies’ corpses, Lin Wan declares through her actions: Those who wanted to see her sink into the mud will have their eyes scorched by the crown she forges with her own hands! Leng Yan, are you ready to give your heart for this contract?