[A mysterious, blind and amnesiac ruler of a top conglomerate x a disillusioned rural college student + a CEO erased from the entire internet + a powerful man descending to earth + rural healing + undercurrents of business warfare + a clear-headed, independent heroine x a swoon-worthy hero with a contrasting side + from burden to true love + a search across the internet + acknowledging the divide without letting it define the relationship]
Bai Rongxing, a brilliant finance student, dropped out of college.
After losing her loved ones one after another, she grew tired of society’s definition of success and returned to her family home in a remote town.
On the riverbank before a torrential rainstorm, she found a badly wounded, unconscious man in a stinking haystack. He had a blunt-force injury to the back of his head, knife wounds all over, and a dangerously high fever.
The town’s only ambulance was out on a call, so she gritted her teeth and took on this “burden”: giving him glucose injections, sneaking him into the old house, bringing him food and changing his dressings every day… She even braved the rain and climbed into an attic packed with coffins to shield him.
The man woke up, but he was blind and had lost his memory. He couldn’t even remember his own name.
He picked out the minced garlic in his food, had hearing sharper than an ordinary person’s, and nearly smashed her head in with a random iron pipe.
The mysterious emblem on his torn shirt was searched thousands of times online, and the only clue pointed to four words: Huayan Group, the top financial conglomerate that controls the lifeblood of global finance, whose leader’s photo cannot even be found online.
He helped her fix code and make egg custard, and hugged her husky plushie, saying, “This feels nice.”
She bought him new clothes, took his measurements, and calmly handed him a bag of men’s underwear.
To find out who he was, she casually posted the question, “Is the president of Huayan fierce?”
To her surprise, the post went viral overnight! The comments section exploded with thousands of “insider revelations”:
“The head of the company is named Yan Sheng. His photos disappeared from the entire internet ten years ago!”
“I heard he was assassinated!”
“Stop spreading rumors! My idol is devastatingly handsome!”
It's obviously very interesting, but why did the author stop updating it? I really like this plot 🥺 🥺