Overnight, Tang Xi changed from an ordinary college student to an orphan with tens of billions of insurance dollars. The good news: She is financially free, and there are enough zeros after the number to keep her lying flat for the rest of her life. Bad news: Her whole family is gone, and Fu Jingshen, the president of Media Asia Group who signed the sky-high price policy, is sitting across from her with a team of lawyers and cold eyes, convinced that she is the mastermind behind the insurance fraud. Everyone thought that this little girl who had just grown up would be so scared that she would tremble and hand over everything obediently. Fu Jingshen thought so too. His tone was distant, with a sense of oppression from a superior: "Miss Tang, name your accomplices, and I can save you a few years in jail." However, Tang Xi just slowly wiped the non-existent tears from the corners of his eyes, then raised his head and smiled like a sly fox: "Mr. Fu, is it difficult to act in accordance with the contract? Or is your company unable to afford the compensation?" "You!" "What am I? I'm a weak and helpless orphan girl. Now I just want to get the money my parents left me, buy a bigger manor, and raise a few... Oh no, dozens of dogs as handsome as Mr. Fu, but more obedient than Mr. Fu." Fu Jingshen had lived for thirty years, and for the first time, he was silenced by someone. He thought she was a lamb to be slaughtered, but he found out that she was a rose with thorns that was extremely capable of fighting. He set up a dragnet, trying to find evidence of her fraud; but she used every trick to fight her way through the wealthy family's storm. It was not until the end, when the real danger surfaced, that Fu Jingshen was shocked to realize that behind this tens of billions of insurance policies, there was a shocking secret that could swallow everyone up.
