A Million Yuan, and You Think You Can Sleep with Me Again?

Six years ago, Su Zhi was a pampered heiress. She casually gave the poor student Fu Siyan a million yuan, smiling brightly and cruelly. “I’m bored with you. Here’s your breakup money.”

Six years later, her family bankrupt and with nowhere to turn, she’s cornered by the poor boy from her past in a dim alley, with her twins in tow.

Now he’s the all-powerful business tycoon of Beijing’s elite circles. He casually stubs out his cigarette between his fingers, its glowing tip nearly scorching her face.

“Su Zhi, a million yuan bought one night with me back then. Can you pay me back now?”

Desperate to get the money needed to save her children, she signs a contract and becomes his secret mistress. By day, she’s a lowly secretary at his beck and call. By night... she has to endure every humiliation and act of revenge beneath him.

He brings his first love around to make things difficult for her at every turn, forces her to kneel, and makes her design a wedding dress for his fiancée with her own hands.

She endures the heartache, hiding her pregnancy test behind her back as she smiles with effortless calm. “Don’t worry, Mr. Fu. The baby isn’t yours.”

Then, at the grand wedding, he drags her onto the stage to take revenge, forcing her to play the part of the woman who crashes the ceremony.

But when she turns away, takes another man’s arm, and vanishes from his world for good, Fu Siyan finally loses his mind.

He turns the world upside down and uncovers the truth behind her supposed “betrayal” and the pregnancy test she hid.

On a night of torrential rain, the man who has always been aloof and proud reddens his eyes for the first time. He kneels before her, gripping her wrist as his voice trembles and breaks, his dignity reduced to dust:

“Zhizhi, I was wrong... I’ll give you my life. Please don’t leave me again.”