Su Qing died
After falling from the thirty-eighth floor rooftop, the last thing she saw was Lu Sichen's hand reaching toward the sky - the "contract boyfriend" she hired with 30 million, the man who joined forces with the enemy to annex her assets, but tried to catch her at the last moment.
After being reborn and returning to the signing site, Wen Wan can use his prophetic advantage to counterattack.
She didn't, so she tore up the contract and said to him, "I won't hire you anymore." This sincere confession opened another door of destiny.
Lu Sichen was not a down-and-out noble, but the heir to a top financial group; he was not here to lie to her, but to protect her.
He spent ten years practicing just to give her a chance to come back. And her rebirth is the fruit of his mature merits.
"Travelers," he said, "let's be good people together in this life and see what miracles will happen."
So they—
Choose win-win rather than crushing in business wars, and let enemies wake up because they are treated well;
Choose sincerity instead of gaming in emotions, and let the contract be sublimated by being unconditional;
Choose mindfulness over fear in a crisis and let the conspiracy melt away with light.
When her best friend sets up a trap out of jealousy, Wen Wan resolves the hostility with understanding;
When the family is divided due to old grudges, she rebuilds family ties through acceptance;
And Lu Sichen was always by her side, not as a rescuer, but as a companion—
Until one day, Wen Wan discovered the secret: what was locked in his safe was not a trade secret, but a handwritten Buddhist scripture. The date of the vow was far earlier than their "first encounter."
"How long have you loved me?"
"From the moment you fell from my fingers in the last life," Lu Sichen chuckled, "but what I have learned now is not how to catch you, but how to fly with you."
