Lin Wanxing was pushed into marriage by a business contract. When she married Gu Yan, the most indifferent capital tycoon in Beijing, the two agreed to "each get what they need and divorce after a year." She is a down-and-out daughter who wants to save the family business, and he is a business emperor who wants to consolidate his power. The wedding room has become a cold cooperation office. He had a habit of returning late at night, leaving behind the alienated smell of cedar; she abided by the boundaries and regarded the studio as her only safe haven. Until an accident, she fell into a coma with a high fever in a heavy rainstorm. When she woke up, she saw the always dignified man standing by the bed, with his shirt sleeves rolled up, clumsily wiping her forehead; and when she was being challenged by her opponent, he calmly used thunderous means to clear the obstacles, leaving only a faint sentence: "My people, it is not the turn of outsiders to comment." When Lin Wanxing found the sketch of her profile in his suit pocket, and when Gu Yan showed his strength for the first time to protect her at the shareholders' meeting, under the ice shell called "contract", the two hearts that were forced to get close had already been quietly warming up with inadvertent tenderness. This marriage that started as a transaction eventually turned into an exciting dilemma that no one expected.
