Su Wanqing, the CEO of a group with a net worth of hundreds of billions, is used to wrapping herself in a cold and hard shell - aggressive and decisive in the mall, but lonely in private. Until that day, she met Wen Xuyan, who was soaked in the rain but still insisted on protecting the stray cat in his arms.
He was a newly graduated art student, thin and clean, with a purity in his eyes that she had never seen before. On a whim, she hired him as the "resident painter" in her private studio, but she never expected that this seemingly docile young man would quietly entangle into her airtight world like a vine.
She gave him expensive painting tools, and he reciprocated with a hand-made lunch that smelled of fireworks; when she was given a hard time at a wine party, he silently handed her sobering soup, with worry in his eyes unable to hide; when her family forced her into a marriage, her opponents tried to stumble, and everyone only looked at her wealth and status, he was the only one who said softly: "Su Wanqing, you don't have to be an omnipotent CEO, just be yourself."
This relationship, which started as an "employment", gradually went off the rails. She thought she was the one in control, but she was retreating steadily under his gentle offensive; he seemed to accept it passively, but he had already laid a net called "sincerity". When doubts from the outside world and class differences surge in, the billionaire rich woman and the poor painter...
