Wan Ning, the head of Jiang's consortium, works hard in a family where interests are paramount. She married Lu Chengyuan, a descendant of a high-ranking cadre, and regarded marriage as a bargaining chip to consolidate power. However, she was unexpectedly provoked by the starlet Zhou Yu. Jiang Wanning's words, "When we are in this position, love is not important, interests are the first priority", which instantly defeated Zhou Yu's "pregnancy card". She is not heartless, but the family strife allowed her to see through the complexity of human nature early on.
Jiang Wanning met Cheng Muye, a talented but useless assistant director. She was attracted by the sincerity and warmth in his bones and forcefully kept him by her side. That ambiguous time was a brief solace for Jiang Wanning's inner loneliness, and it was also a turning point in Cheng Muye's artistic career. However, faced with the dispute over family property and the temptation of power, Jiang Wanning chose to "maximize interests" and ruthlessly cut off her relationship with Cheng Muye. She thought she could pull away completely, but she didn't know that he had left a mark on her heart. Cheng Muye went overseas with a broken heart and turned all the pain into the source of art.
Four years later, on the international anti-terrorism battlefield, Cheng Muye, who was already an internationally renowned director, rescued Jiang Wan Ning who was accidentally involved in a crisis amid a hail of bullets. He is no longer the young man who is under her control, but a strong man who can stand alone and exudes mature charm. After escaping from death, Jiang Wanning once again felt the long-lost throbbing. The next day, when she pretended to be cool and wanted to get away, Cheng Muye sneered: "You just want to trick me into going to bed, and you will ignore me when you return home." Jiang Wanning responded firmly: "I can."
