For Lu Tingzhi, Jiang Shiyi gave up a promising future and returned to his home, doing everything she could to win over his parents.
After three years, she had finally waited for Lu Tingzhi to propose, only to learn that he'd tricked her into donating bone marrow to his first love.
To stop his first love from taking her own life, he even secretly married Jiang Shiyi off to a servant in her family.
Despite all her efforts, her mother-in-law still called her a free maid.
She came to her senses and decided to live for herself.
After she left, Lu Tingzhi said she'd come crawling back within three hours. She bet him that in two years she'd be standing at the top, and that he'd have to kneel and apologize to her in front of everyone.
Two years passed.
Lu Tingzhi never dreamed that “Professor Ouyang's only disciple” was her, that “the Stock God” was her, and that the “National Top Scorer” was her too.
Only then did he realize what a treasure he'd lost.
He knelt down, eyes red, and begged her to come back.
But she arrived with a baby bump, accompanied by Zhou Shiyue, the man he'd found for her back then. She said softly, “Lu Tingzhi, I'm very satisfied with the man you found for me!”
Then she turned to the mysterious young heir from Beijing's elite circles beside her, rubbed her belly, and asked with a smile, “Hubby, what should we name our third baby?”
It feels a bit over-the-top, constantly using hundreds of millions or billions of dollars, as if money is just a number that can be written however one wants. However, from the perspective of the storyline, it goes against professional ethics and public sentiment, and is unrealistic. It would be better to be more rigorous.
It's alright, but it's too complicated for me. I can read it when I'm out of books to read.