Under the neon lights of Shanghai, Su Wan, a new designer, meets the "savior" Lu Zhe. On the wedding day, he falls into a bigamy scam: the company is empty, the real estate is mortgaged, and the unborn child is unexpectedly lost. Shen Yan, a painter, came to her aid when she was on the run, and Gu Yan, a lawyer, rescued her when she was chasing a murderer across the country. Her life was entangled in strange fetters.
Su Wan changed her name to "Su Mang" and went into hiding, and the secretly photographed evidence regained its edge; she entered Gu Yan's law firm to solve an infringement case, but was violently raped and kidnapped by Lu Zhe, and managed to escape with Shen Yan's pen. Lu Zhe's identity as "Lin Hao, a habitual fraud criminal" is exposed, Shen Yan reveals his old scheme to resell designs, and Su Wan realizes that redemption depends on his own courage to rebuild from the ruins.
She founded "Wanmang Studio" and obtained the blueprints of the Republic of China during the renovation of an old bungalow, revealing that she was a descendant of Su Manqing, a female designer in the Republic of China. Orders in the desert allowed her to break into money laundering traps, and she also met Chen Yu, a reporter who understood her. After overcoming the crisis and convincing Chen's mother, she established a female designer fund and stood on international forums. Chen Yu used fragments of Su Manqing's design to make a ring and propose.
Now that his daughter is determined to inherit her mother's business, Lu Zhe gives up his parole when he sees the list of victims. Su Wan understood: Neon is the star that she used her thorns and persistence to light up for herself and more female designers. This is a history of urban awakening and redemption, and it is also a legend of true love across the ages.
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