Half a Lifetime of Contract, a Lifetime of Inheritance

Forced by her stepmother to marry, Su Wanxing takes her stepsister’s place as the bride of Lu Shiyan, CEO of the Lu Group, who is rumored to be “cold, ascetic, and uninterested in women.” Their contract marriage, founded on mutual benefit, was supposed to be a frosty partnership of mutual respect. But as they go about their lives under the same roof, things quietly begin to change. She is a genius architect who keeps her talents under wraps: by day, she is the obedient wife in an arranged marriage; by night, she becomes the mysterious designer “Xingwan,” dazzling the industry. He is a powerful business magnate who can turn the tides with a flick of his hand. He seems calm and self-controlled, yet when he sees her feet blistered by her high heels, he kneels in public to change her shoes. When her birth family gives her a hard time, he unhesitatingly shields her. As Su Wanxing’s secret identities are revealed one by one, and the truth about Lu Shiyan’s “moonlight” comes to light, the marriage that began as a contract has long since become a deep love that saves them both, forged in countless tender moments. “Lu Shiyan, we’re only married by contract.” “Su Wanxing,” he says, his fingertips brushing the redness at the corners of her eyes, “the contract may expire, but my love for you has no end date.”