Everyone in the legal and business worlds knows that CEO Jiang Subai is a “deity of compliance.” Calm and meticulous, he lives by a single principle: compliance above all.
His executive secretary, Su Mi, is a seasoned fan of domineering CEO romances. She’s always testing the limits of danger, hoping her boss will say, “Woman, you’re playing with fire.”
But when she “accidentally” spills coffee on a contract worth tens of millions, Jiang Subai merely adjusts his gold-rimmed glasses and says evenly, “Secretary Su, under Article 584 of the Civil Code, I reserve the right to seek compensation for the direct losses caused by your breach of contract.”
Su Mi’s domineering-CEO fantasies are defeated every time by his real-time legal lectures.
Until she is framed and faces an industry blacklist and prison. Everyone expects Jiang Subai to use his money and influence to shield her from the law. Instead, he does something that leaves everyone stunned: he becomes her defense attorney and takes the stand in court.
During his closing statement, he faces her, his voice carrying clearly through the courtroom over the microphone. “My client, Ms. Su Mi, I swear on my career that I will defend you and prove your innocence. And as for me, I would like to request a lifelong contract: Su Mi, please sentence me to a lifetime with you.”
It's pretty funny just looking at it myself