Three years ago, Song Zhenni, eldest daughter of the Song Group, supposedly died in an “accident” in Thailand. Her younger sister, Song Zhenzhen, seized the family fortune with a forged will. Three years later, Song Zhenni returns in force, vowing to make the “sister” who took everything from her pay in blood.
On the day she returns to the country, she heads straight to the hospital where her father lies critically ill. In front of everyone, she exposes Song Zhenzhen’s plot to fake her death certificate, then presents DNA evidence to proclaim her “return from the dead.” At a Song Group board meeting, she uses legal means to reclaim her identity and shares, then produces a recording of her father authorizing her to take over before his condition worsened. With the company in turmoil, she assumes temporary control.
But Song Zhenzhen joins forces with the shadowy conglomerate “Empire’s Last Emblem,” which holds sway across Southeast Asia. They issue a short-selling report and spark fears of a cash-flow crisis, sending Song Group’s stock price plummeting in an attempt to crush Song Zhenni for good. At this critical moment, Song Zhenni displays astonishing composure and strategic skill. While scrambling to secure financing and stabilize the situation, she uncovers Song Zhenzhen’s real target: the Song Group’s severely undervalued rare earth mine in Myanmar.
In the climactic showdown at a press conference, Song Zhenni plays her trump card: the mine’s true reserves are fifty times higher than previously estimated, far exceeding what Song Zhenzhen knew. The revelation turns the tables and utterly shatters the short-selling scheme.
Amid this bloody storm of sisterly betrayal, corporate warfare, and mysteries surrounding her identity, Song Zhenni must not only reclaim everything that belongs to her, but also face the mastermind behind it all, “Empire’s Last Emblem.” Alongside her enigmatic ally, Gu Chengyan, she will venture into an even more unfathomable abyss, caught in a whirlpool of profit and emotion...
