The moonlight in the mid-levels of Hong Kong and the neon lights on the Bund in Shanghai illuminate the chess games of the two international cities. Lu Jingyao, Shen Yian, and Gu Chengxuan are three CEOs standing at the top of the pyramid, each with their own secrets: one is the "iceberg helmsman" who bears the burden of the family but cares about charity art, the other is a self-made technology upstart but suffers from class inferiority, and the other is an investment tycoon who is a gentle Confucian businessman but suffers from emotional disorders. Lin Wanci, Su Qinghe, and Cheng Shuyao, three famous daughters in the two cities, hide their unknown struggles: one is an antique restorer who owns a jewelry empire but is on the verge of bankruptcy, the other is an architectural genius who betrays his family and makes a living by graffiti on the streets, and the other is a brilliant philanthropist but a surgical master who hides the mystery of his life experience.
At a Hong Kong charity auction night, a "mirror of two cities" that had forgotten the past suddenly intertwined the fate of six people. Under the guise of a policy marriage, Lu Jingyao and Lin Wanci glimpse each other's sincerity; in the romance of a street encounter, Shen Yi'an and Su Qinghe are trapped in the confusion of identity; in the fetters of the doctor-patient relationship, Gu Chengxuan and Cheng Shuyao touch the glimmer of redemption. When the 20-year-old grievances between their fathers surfaced, cross-border mergers and acquisitions set off a secret commercial war, the splendid curtain of the two cities' wealthy families was severely torn apart, and the game of interests, life secrets, love, hate and obsession were staged in turn. In the midst of glitz and smoke, they broke free from the shackles of their families, faced their inner weaknesses, and wrote about the breakup and rebirth of a new generation of wealthy families in the wave of the times.
