You Said You'd Keep Your White Moonlight Company. I Want a Divorce, and Now You're Panicking

Shen Yu, a tech genius who left the industry for love seven years ago, catches his wife Su Wan celebrating her betrayal with her assistant on their wedding anniversary. Their ten years together shatter. He walks away with nothing, but returns in force with a devastating trump card from Chuxing Tech.

Joining forces with the elite Qin Zheng, Shen Yu gives his enemies a taste of their own medicine and stirs up a storm in Yuncheng’s business world. He snatches key projects and dismantles their capital networks, vowing to take back everything that was stolen from him. The former househusband becomes a ruthless strategist in the business wars. He and Qin Zheng fight side by side amid a hail of blades, and their alliance slowly blossoms into love.

This is a desperate counterattack after betrayal, and a romance between two equally matched powerhouses who join hands to command the business world. As a pearl buried in dust shines once more, Yuncheng’s commercial landscape is about to be reshaped. True compatibility means standing shoulder to shoulder and sharing in each other’s glory.

She casts aside her pride, falling from the clouds into the mire. She begs on her knees for him to take her back, weeps bitterly, and tries every possible way to win him over. But all she finds in his eyes is icy indifference. The more he once doted on her, the more merciless he is now. The intern’s ambitions are exposed, and her company teeters on the brink of collapse. Meanwhile, he builds a career with his new love and rises to the top, trampling her regret and pleas beneath his feet.

This belated devotion is worth less than grass. The road to winning back her husband is long. She burns away every last bit of pride, only to hear him say: “You should have known. Some betrayals only need to happen once.”