In her previous life, Shen Siyi was the youngest sponsor representative in the investment banking world, with a dazzling career ahead of her.
Then she discovered that her partner, Lu Yunfeng, was laundering money. He turned on her and sent her to prison, where she spent two years as a scapegoat. On the day she was released, she died in a car crash.
When she woke again, she was an intern at Huasheng Capital.
Her direct supervisor was one of Lu Yunfeng’s people, and on her first day at work, he humiliated her by splashing coffee on her.
But no one knew that this seemingly timid newcomer carried memories of the capital markets’ next five years in her mind.
In just three days, she dug up the earliest evidence of Lu Yunfeng’s money laundering from a discarded case.
With a single investment committee meeting, she torpedoed his multibillion-yuan merger on the spot.
Everyone thought she was Gu Shen’s weapon, until he called her into his office and tossed her a photograph.
It showed the scene of her death in her previous life.
“Lu Yunfeng has been reborn too,” Gu Shen said. “You can’t beat him on your own.”
Shen Siyi looked at the picture of her own corpse and smiled.
Can’t beat him?
Then they would join forces.
One wants revenge; the other wants to catch the mole. Lu Yunfeng thinks he is the hunter, unaware that his prey has already sharpened its teeth.
She never expected, though, that a mysterious figure known by the codename “K” was lurking behind the whole game, or that the truth behind her imprisonment in her previous life had only just begun to come to light.
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