The world of mortals is boundless, but I want to save you.
She is Liu Qingchen, a well-known "domineering female CEO" in the business world. Her world was filled with conquests and contracts, until she met Qing Huan, a young monk with picturesque features and aloofness in an ancient temple in the mountains.
His heart is as calm as water, and a bowl of tea and a scroll of scriptures can make him spend the whole day; her ambition is as bright as fire, and a city and a merger can fill the emptiness. A commercial development related to the survival of the ancient temple caused two parallel lines to collide.
She thought this was just a fresh "hunt", using wealth and charm to break open his Buddha's heart and watch him break the precepts emotionally. But in the confusion of desire that she carefully laid out, he just smiled and handed over a cup of tea: "Mr. Liu, you are very tired."
In his eyes as calm as an ancient well, she saw clearly for the first time the desolation after conquering the city. His compassion was the first glimmer of light that shone into her steel world, and it was also the luxury she most wanted to possess.
When a domineering CEO says "I want it all", he meets the Buddhist disciple's "I can throw it all away" - in this battle of offense and defense in the name of love, who is saving whom? Was it her mortal world that burned his faith, or was it his Buddha nature that redeemed her soul?
