On the night when her father died suddenly, Fang Wanyi received a phone call as cold as a financial report.
On the other end of the phone was Du Huaiqian, the man who had served her father for half her life and whom she had called "Uncle Du" for many years.
She thought he was the savior who came to save orphans and widows.
Little did he know that he was the chess player who came to watch the joke.
He waited for her to break down and ask for help, so that he could legitimately take over everything as a benefactor.
But she didn't. The 22-year-old put away her tears and walked directly to him with her lawyer and auditor:
"Uncle Du, I want to see the company's most authentic report, not a filtered fairy tale."
From then on, the chess game got out of control.
She grew up rapidly under his harsh forging, first emerged on the board of directors, and took on her own role in crises.
And during countless late nights of side by side and caring for each other, he discovered that the only thing he had missed in his carefully planned revenge script was his heartbeat.
When he blocked all overt and covert attacks for her, she heard the most painful warning from her mother:
"He is fourteen years older than you and has a deep mind. Is he treating you well for you or for Fang Yuan?"
Faced with the accusation, he left silently, thinking this was the best fulfillment.
It wasn't until he disappeared that Fang Wanyi suddenly discovered that the country he thought was stable and the years were peaceful,
