He destroyed her with his own hands, then spent the rest of his life searching for her.
Zhang Chi is an ice-cold tyrant renowned in the business world, ruthless and possessive, wielding life-and-death control over an energy empire.
Liu Shu is his most formidable rival. Beautiful and brilliant, she uses her technological ideals to stand toe to toe with him.
A single bidding war forces these two implacable enemies together as partners, face to face day and night.
As they compete, he becomes captivated by the light in her eyes; as they scheme, she falls for the hurt beneath his icy exterior.
When ultimate profits and a lifelong ideal are at stake, trust is as thin as paper.
Zhang Chi makes a choice that will condemn him to hell forever: to win, he crushes Liu Shu’s dreams and dignity with his own hands.
He wins the war, but loses her in an instant. He loses everything.
When she vanishes without a trace, the once-mighty tycoon finally goes mad.
He abandons his trillion-dollar business empire and sheds every ounce of pride, wandering every corner of the world like a penitent seeking redemption.
He spends years searching for the woman he lost.
When they meet again, he is haggard and down on his luck, while she has lost all hope.
“Liu Shu,” he says hoarsely, almost pleading, “I’ll give everything back to you, even my life. Please… look at me one more time.”
In this business war of perilous love, can these sworn enemies become the loves of each other’s lives?
(This is an intense story in which the male lead cruelly torments the heroine, then tortures himself to the core as he struggles to win her back.)
