The Underworld King of the Business World’s Pure-Hearted Redemption

At sixteen, Yun Qiao quietly transfers to Nancheng No. 1 High School as the top student in the county. In a white dress, with dark hair and timid, delicate features, everyone thinks she’s an easy target. No one knows she once challenged experts from thirty countries on an international hacker forum, or that she once wrapped a bloodstained bandage around her broken right hand in an underground fighting ring. This time, she’s back with just one question: Why, with the same face, was her twin brother doted on as a heaven-blessed prodigy, while she was abandoned in a ruined temple to fend for herself? At twenty-six, Fu Chenzhou is invited to donate a library to his alma mater when he runs into a young woman. Some thugs have her cornered in an alley. Tears cling to her lashes, and she looks like a gardenia trembling in the wind. For the first time in his life, he leaves his bodyguards behind and steps in to help her himself. Instead, the girl twists his wrist behind his back and pins him against the wall. The bloodied tip of her knife brushes his tie. “Are you following me?” Fu Chenzhou chuckles, loosens his tie, and leans in to coax her. “Come home with me. I’ll help you collect every debt you’re owed.” Later, Nancheng’s high society is thrown into an uproar: The young master of the Fu family, who never goes anywhere without eight bodyguard cars, is now driving his supercar to wait outside the school gates every day for a high school girl to get out of class. The butler is going gray with worry. “Sir has emptied out the Swiss auction houses to pile gifts on Miss Yun.” The bodyguard rubs his aching back. “When Miss Yun gets into a fight, we hand her sticks from the sidelines. Is that really appropriate?” #He came, crushing thorns beneath his feet, just to become her way home#