The Su family was on the verge of bankruptcy, and the old factory left behind by her mother was in danger. When Su Jingtang was desperate, she waited for the business tycoon Lu Shiyan to "take advantage of the situation" - using Lu's full capital injection as a bargaining chip, he asked to marry her.
What makes her even more unbelievable is that this powerful person who can turn clouds and rain with his hands actually added a ridiculous clause to the prenuptial agreement: after marriage, she will be the absolute leader, and his time and resources will be allocated as he wishes, and he will unconditionally obey all her demands and be willing to be her "master".
The pampered and flamboyant Su Jingtang originally thought that this was just a deal where each got what he wanted. She signed the engagement with the intention of making things difficult to the end, vowing to make this man who "took advantage of others' danger" quit before he got into trouble. But she didn't expect that Lu Shiyan's "surrender" lasted every day of their marriage: He found the curtains boring in the middle of the night, so he changed into her favorite pink silk style within two hours; he rushed into the top-floor conference room and interrupted the global board meeting just to complain that he missed the afternoon tea appointment; he demanded to terminate a cooperation worth hundreds of millions, and he tore up the contract without saying a word, saying only "If the master doesn't like it, I won't do it."
In the obedience and pampering day after day, Su Jingtang gradually lowered his guard and discovered that this cold and cold CEO had hidden tenderness that no one knew: he stayed up late to compile factory reports for her, drove two hours to learn how to make the brown sugar ginger tea that she missed, and stood up to her immediately when she was in trouble. And she also went from being deliberately difficult to awkwardly keeping warm milk for him, using her connections to support him, and responding to his sincerity in a clumsy way.
In this marriage that started as a transaction, there is no close contest, only the willingness of the one in charge to sink.
