Su Wan, the daughter of the Su Group, and Lu Tingyuan, the heir to the Lu Group, were once a couple that everyone envied, but they parted ways due to a well-planned conspiracy. Three years ago, Lu Tingyuan misunderstood "White Moonlight" Lin Weiwei's slander and concluded that Su Wan would do anything to fight for inheritance rights and even hurt Lin Weiwei. When Su Wan needed trust the most, he chose to break up ruthlessly and added insult to injury when her family business was in crisis, causing the Su family to be on the verge of bankruptcy. Su Wan left home in despair, and everyone thought she had disappeared into the sea of people.
In fact, Su Wan was not defeated. She stayed anonymous, relied on her extraordinary business talent and tenacity to quietly accumulate strength in a foreign country, and established her own investment company. Three years later, she returned to China with a new identity, aiming to regain everything that belonged to the Su family and find out the truth about the conspiracy. Although Lu Tingyuan was becoming more ruthless and sinister in the mall at this time, he still had unspeakable complex feelings for Su Wan, and she was always in his dreams at midnight.
After returning to China, Su Wan faced Lu Tingyuan's constant pressure and deliberate approach. Sometimes she pretended to be a pig and ate the tiger, and sometimes she showed off her sharp edge. She started a fierce competition with him in the shopping mall and in love. In contact with Su Wan, who has a "new identity", Lu Tingyuan gradually discovers the doubts of the past. When the truth emerges bit by bit, he realizes what he has missed, and the pursuit of his wife's crematorium officially begins.
Reader comments
I don't understand. Didn't the heroine go abroad that night? Why did she handle things in the company again later? Maybe I missed it, but I still don't understand [awkward laugh]
I loved this book, it was layered, fascinating, and I couldn't put it down.
I don't understand. Didn't the heroine go abroad that night? Why did she handle things in the company again later? Maybe I missed it, but I still don't understand [awkward laugh]
I loved this book, it was layered, fascinating, and I couldn't put it down.