The Trillion-Yuan Devotion of a Tycoon Who Returned Home

After ten turbulent years in business, Han Jingrui returns from Sam Country with more than just the Suijing Empire, which controls global capital. He also carries a heart frozen in silence. As the most prominent heir in Dong City, he should be a hunter laying plans far ahead. But at the weathered iron side gate, a “rabbit” scrambling over the wall shatters every defense he has. Song Suisui, an art teacher at a public primary school in Tiger City, is a lively woman raised amid the warmth of Hakka home life. Fleeing an unwelcome suitor, she clumsily climbs a wall and leaps straight into the arms of an international financial titan. In that instant, cedarwood scent collides with sweet orange, and an iron-fisted tycoon meets gentle resilience. He should be an icy, calculating business magnate, but he willingly bows to her. Before the farce of roses and fruit baskets, he crushes the wrist of the man pestering her with one hand, bloodthirsty possessiveness in his eyes. “Touch her, and I’ll make you disappear from Dong City.” From the iron gate to the aurora, from corporate warfare to the warmth of the kitchen. When rivals attack Suijing with a hundred billion in capital, he shorts their stock while wearing an apron to cook her stomach-soothing rice porridge. When a kidnapper’s blade presses against her throat, this Alpha, ruthless at the negotiating table, takes the knife barehanded and stains his suit with blood, all to shield her with his own body. Beneath the sweeping aurora over the snowy plains of Heilongjiang, he kneels on one knee and turns his trillion-yuan empire into a wedding ring between his fingers. “I won this world, and my life is yours.” This is the story of a financial titan who sheathes his claws and gives his only tenderness to the light waiting beyond an iron gate.