Shen Zhiyi, the eldest lady in the Beijing circle✖️Cool and pure loving Buddhist son Xie Sui
Shen Zhiyi, the eldest lady in the Beijing circle, and Xie Sui, a cold-blooded Buddhist, once had a passionate first love, but it ended in a breakup full of misunderstandings. Seven years later, she is already a maverick art curator, and he has become a powerful business tycoon with a Buddhist beads on his wrist. A narrow encounter at an auction and a cold intention of family marriage tied the two together again.
Shen Zhiyi dealt with seven years of hatred, while Xie Sui approached step by step with silence and planning. He seems calm and controlled, but in fact he has long been deeply paranoid. Stomach problems and depression are the marks of self-abuse after a breakup. When Shen Zhiyi accidentally discovered seven-year-old items, unsent text messages, and prayer beads engraved with her name that he had collected, the solid hatred began to collapse.
However, the truth is far crueler than she imagined. The separation seven years ago was Xie Sui's helpless decision to protect her from family conspiracy. Now that they are reunited, he has cleared away his foreign enemies, but is still trapped in the whirlpool of strife within his family. Faced with her rebellious grandmother and her uncle who hides his sword in his smile, Shen Zhiyi resolutely chooses to stand side by side with him, using wisdom as his blade and love as his armor to fight against the bloody storm together.
This is a reunion under a top-level game, the ultimate pull between sobriety and sinking. When all the dust settled, he took off the prayer beads and put them on her, and confessed in a mute voice: "You are my faith." They finally crossed the thorns of seven years and rebuilt the kingdom of love and trust on each other's scarred ruins, saving each other and believing in each other.
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It's pretty good to watch, with a bit of suspense in the middle [Like]
It's pretty good to watch, with a bit of suspense in the middle [Like]