For the sake of peace, Su Wanwan agreed to marry Shen Sihan, whom she had only met once. She only knew that he was the brother that her best friend described as "cold and cruel, someone who needed to stay away".
So she kept in mind the advice of her best friend and maintained a safe contractual distance from him, and even started to "choose a concubine" for him in a Buddhist manner in order to seek her own peace.
But she didn't understand why the business emperor, who was dignified, arrogant and decisive in public, would always drop all his guard when he returned home, like a large insecure dog, just for the sake of a little warmth around her.
He would silently turn on the light for her all night long when she was concentrating on appraising treasures; when she was frustrated, he would use thunderous means to remove all obstacles, but he would not say a word in front of her and would only clumsily cook a bowl of sugar water for her.
Until Su Wanwan's waistcoat shocked everyone, the man who was always aloof, bent down under the spotlight and brushed off the dust from her shoes.
She finally realized that this seemingly accidental marriage was his secret love; all his tyranny and paranoia were wrapped up in a whole youth that once only dared to look at her from a distance, and a unique tenderness worth billions.
