The day Xia Xingmian was forced into a desperate situation by a routine loan, she signed a marriage contract. Fu Jingshen helped her clean up the mess, and she accompanied him to deal with the family's pressure to marry. The two made an agreement: not to talk about feelings, only about money.
On the first day after marriage, he set the rules with a cold face: "You are not allowed to enter the study, and you are not allowed to ask about my affairs." She nodded with a smile, turned around and started the illustration live broadcast in the living room.
He thought she was a docile little sheep until she silenced the collection agent with the legal provisions. She thought he was an iceberg that lasted ten thousand years, until she discovered that he secretly collected all her paintings.
When the collection call rang late at night, he held her in his arms for the first time: "Don't be afraid, I'm here." When the porridge she cooked for him warmed his stomach, he was shocked to realize that this contract he no longer wanted to expire.
The night when his ex-girlfriend returned, Xia Xingmian packed her luggage silently. But Fu Jingshen tore up the agreement and pushed her against the door: "Who allowed you to leave? My wife, Fu Jingshen, is only widowed, not divorced."
Later, it became known in the industry that lawyer Fu, who never took on civil cases, personally sued the infringing company to bankruptcy for his wife's illustration copyright lawsuit. As for the former transparent illustrator Xia Xingmian, it is difficult to get a ticket for the exhibition - because Mr. Fu, the largest collector, has reserved the venue.