For three years, I lived as a live-in son-in-law, treated worse than a dog in the Su family. My wife, Su Qingxue, acted as if I didn't exist, while the family made me their laughingstock.
When our three-year agreement expired and she slapped the divorce papers in my face, I signed without a word.
She thought I would fall to my knees and beg. She thought she had everything under control.
But she had no idea that the patient I once saved was the queen of the underworld; the scrap metal I appraised was a national treasure; and the pills I refined could send the world's elite into a bidding frenzy!
When her family's business empire was on the brink of collapse, she knelt before my hilltop estate, begging me to take a look at her new project proposal.
My new housekeeper, the icy CEO who had once looked down on her, merely bowed politely and asked, "Boss, should I show this unfamiliar woman out?"
Only then did she understand: she hadn't abandoned me. I had long since risen to heights she couldn't even imagine.
Well written book