Five years ago, Gu Chen, head of a trillion-yuan conglomerate, came to repay a debt of gratitude. He hid his identity and married into the Lin family, happily cooking and doing the housework just to give Lin Wan a warm home. He left her to keep the black-and-gold card that symbolized his immense power, an act of absolute trust in their marriage.
Five years later, their son Gu Xiao'an won the gold medal in a national math competition, only to be cruelly humiliated at the award ceremony. Zhao Ze, the so-called “honored guest of the school board” and Lin Wan's “white moonlight,” casually threw down three million dollars and bought the honor that belonged to Xiao'an.
But when Zhao Ze smugly pulled out that card to pay, Gu Chen's heart went cold. The salary card Lin Wan had claimed was “locked in the safe” was being used to lavish money on another man!
Gu Chen asked her humbly, but Lin Wan answered with lie after lie. She even threatened him with divorce for the sake of her lover, calling him a “paranoid nuisance.” She had no idea that her despised, useless husband could bankrupt Zhao Ze with a snap of his fingers. She had no idea that all the money she used to curry favor with her white moonlight came from Gu Chen.
His patience had only earned him more and more abuse. When the last trace of love finally wore away, Gu Chen wiped his son's tears and decided he would bow no longer. “If you love him so much, then you can forget about this fortune.” The woman who once treated him like trash would eventually kneel in the dirt, weeping and begging him to come back.
