On a stormy night, she used the tip of a knife to extract a bullet from him. Outside the civil affairs bureau, he offered her ten billion for the rest of her life.
Shen Xinglan was once Stanford’s youngest surgical prodigy. But after her father was murdered, she dropped out and took over the Shen family business, forcing herself to become unbreakable over the next three years.
Feng Yuchen is the head of Hong Kong City’s financial empire. Rumor has it he is ruthless, violent, and never sleeps, a “King of Hell” feared even by the darkness.
A storm, a bullet, and a contract bound them tightly together.
She saved his life, and he kept her safe. She helped him sleep, and he helped her seize power. But everyone knew this was nothing more than a transaction in which each got what they wanted:
The deal was for three years, with ten billion at stake. She had to bear his child to save her nephew, while he wanted her “heartbeat” to serve as his “human sleeping pill.” Then his one true love returned, an old case was reopened, and their child was kidnapped. She faked her death to escape, and his hair turned white overnight.
Three years later, two adults and a child stopped her at the airport. “Shen Xinglan, you secretly had two of my children. How are you going to make it up to me?”
She removed her mask and showed him the golden badge identifying her as Ghost, a legendary surgical genius. “Feng Yuchen, I’ve saved countless lives. You’re the only one left.”
The elders of the Feng family trembled, while netizens everywhere screamed with excitement:
The haughty King of Hell had actually knelt in the rain and begged her to come home. Ghost, the knife-wielding savior, would pick up her scalpel again for him. They clashed fiercely, yet clung to each other passionately.
“Feng Yuchen, what if I want your life?”
“Then you can have my heart, my life, and even the darkness.”
“I’ll lend you all the tenderness I have for the rest of my life. The interest is forever.”
