At the eighteenth birthday party, Su Nian poured red wine on Zhou Yan's expensive suit, openly provoking the family marriage. She thought she was marrying a cold-blooded capitalist, but what she would get in exchange would be a gorgeous prison.
Zhou Yan, the man in power who was ten years older than her, was always calm and composed. He tolerated all her rebellions, taught her sophistication and strategy, stood up to protect her when she was humiliated, and restrained her when she wavered. Until the family crisis broke out and all the evidence pointed to his cold calculation, she became disheartened and decided to flee.
On a rainy night, he tied her shoelaces with his own hands and stuffed the black card into her palm: "Run away, don't get caught by them."
Su Nian was shocked to realize that beneath his unfathomable depth was a protection she had never seen through. And a marriage that started as a transaction had already turned into his deep love step by step before she knew it.
He is a bottomless cold pool, and she is a spark that refuses to be extinguished. When the pool of water stirred up huge waves for her, the sparks eventually turned into a prairie fire.
