The Domineering CEO Falls for Me, a Menopausal Mom of Eight

The Domineering CEO Falls for Me, a Menopausal Mom of Eight

Su Wan, 38, is a single mother who has made desperation part of her daily life. After her marriage falls apart, she unexpectedly goes through menopause and shoulders the weight of life alone, working three jobs to raise eight children, each with a different personality. From hauling bricks at construction sites to sewing late into the night, she barely has time to catch her breath. Love is a dream she no longer dares to reach for.

Then, in the chaos of a rush to buy discounted baby formula, she crashes into the car of Fu Sinian, the business world's king. She expects to face a staggering bill, but this cold, ruthless man, notorious for having no regard for others, looks at the child shivering in her arms and says curtly, “Come with me. I'll cover your expenses and the children's.”

From then on, the cold-faced CEO undergoes a complete transformation. He attends parent-teacher meetings for her rebellious son, makes ginger soup for her sick daughter, and even leaves a board meeting early because one of the children needs him urgently. He builds a flower trellis for her mother and gets her a sun hat, hiding little acts of tenderness in every corner of their lives. Su Wan is both moved and afraid, worried that her secret about menopause will be exposed, and even more afraid that his kindness is only temporary charity.

But when people mock her for “an old cow eating young grass” and her ex-husband comes to take the children, Fu Sinian shields her and tells the world, “What I want has never been a woman who can bear children. I want Su Wan and her eight children.” This love, which defies age, status, and social prejudice, ultimately becomes the warmest kind of family, forged in the everyday rhythms of meals and chores.