Everyone said that the girl named Xue Ya from the Ruan family was a standard beauty raised in the Jiangnan water town. She was soft-tempered and soft-spoken, like a dodder flower that cannot survive without water. When the Ruan family's "Suyun Embroidery Village", which has been passed down for centuries, faced forced acquisition by the giant Ji's Group, everyone thought that this delicate flower would be crushed to pieces. Ruan Xueya did cry, she cried so hard that she looked so pitiful that she could not say a complete sentence to Ji Beichuan, the crown prince of the Ji Group, at the negotiation table. Ji Beichuan looked at her red eyes and thought coldly: Another useless vase. However, no one knows. After turning around, Ruan Xueya wiped away her tears, her eyes as clear as cold stars. She took out the small notebook she carried with her, drew a circle next to the name "Ji Beichuan", and wrote down the analysis calmly: [Character: Extremely conceited, strong in control, contempt for the weak, but paranoid about "valuable" "artworks". ] Beichuan's capable subordinate was inexplicably tripped up by a "little accident" during the season. In that season, Beichuan's favorite opponent was ruined by "unintentional remarks". An elder whom Ji Beichuan respected "accidentally" mentioned to him the exquisiteness of Suyun Embroidery Village. Only belatedly, he realized that he had already fallen into a trap woven with gentleness. The dodder flower that he thought he could easily cut off was clinging to him, quietly piercing its roots into the deepest part of his empire. Later, Ji Beichuan blocked Ruan Xueya in the corner and said in a hoarse voice, "Ruan Xueya, how many faces do you have?" Ruan Xueya stood on tiptoes, chuckled in his ear, and breathed out like a blue: "Mr. Ji, what you see is what I want you to see."
