Where they stand is the top of the throne.
Five years after the divorce, Su Yunwan led her son out of the police station and met her ex-husband Lu Jinyan on a narrow road. The humiliation of "come back and find a way to survive" was countered on the spot by the five-year-old Zhou Nianchen next to her with a recording.
"My father's name is Zhou Yanshen."
When the child calmly said the taboo name that belonged to Kyoto legend and had been "lost" for many years, Lu Jinyan's world collapsed instantly. Only then did he realize what a treasure he had lost.
Since then, hell mode has begun.
What returned was not only the widow and heir to the Zhou empire, but also a queen who calmly took charge of a tens of billions of trusts and refused to give in in the shopping mall. And the "deceased" Zhou Yanshen actually left many mysteries and unfinished vitality in distant Switzerland.
This is a revenge and redemption that spans life, death and class.
The ex-husband humbly atones for his sins in regret, and the deceased husband returns home guarding her in a secret place.
What Su Yunwan has to do is to play against fate and win back everything that belongs to her and her son.
Admit your mistake once and spend the rest of your life paying it back.
One wrong person can turn an entire city upside down.
