Hot News in Harbor City: Wasn't She Supposed to Be a Caged Canary?

“Have you heard? Chu Wenyan, the heir of Hong Kong City who never gets involved with women, has brought a canary back from Shanghai.” As the rumors spread, no one knew that the “canary” everyone speculated about and looked down on was actually his quietly registered, legally wedded wife, the woman he kept hidden in his heart: Shen Tangwan. Reborn, she uncovers the truth behind her family's ruin in her previous life. This time, she takes the initiative to get close to her silent, stern husband, treating his indulgence and restraint as a license to do as she pleases. He lets her make a scene all over Hong Kong City and spends lavishly on her, yet even when he takes her hand, he holds back so much that his fingers tremble. Until a charity gala, when the daughter of a rival family “accidentally” splashes champagne on her hem and sneers, “Mr. Chu, it seems your canary should go back to her cage and fix her feathers.” Chu Wenyan, who had been watching in silence, finally moves. He walks through the crowd under countless gazes and camera lenses, drops to one knee, and takes hold of her champagne-soaked ankle. He slowly wipes it clean with the handkerchief he carries, then personally helps her into the diamond-studded heels he had prepared. When he stands, he draws her into his arms and sweeps his cold gaze across the room. “Let me take this opportunity to set the record straight: Shen Tangwan is the only legal wife I, Chu Wenyan, will ever have.” He lowers his head and, as she stares at him in shock, presses a restrained yet possessive kiss to her lips. “From today onward, if I hear anyone say those three words again, ” “, they'll be at war with me, Chu Wenyan, until one of us is dead.” The whole city thought he was keeping a canary. Until he bent down and placed a crown called “the one and only wife” on her head with his own hands.