In the first year after Wen Yi married into a wealthy family, she was exposed online for photos of a breastfeeding scene. The humiliation of "borrowing a child to get a job" and "breastfeeding scenes to please capital" was so overwhelming that even the biological mother called and asked tremblingly: "Will the Shen family... Return the goods? Your sister has to make her debut, so we can't let her drag her down." She sat in the empty villa, waiting for her husband Shen Shu to hand over the divorce agreement.
What awaited him were two things: his law firm sued 439 rumor-mongering marketing accounts at once; he transferred 51% of the equity in the film and television company he founded to her name. "You take care of the company, and I take care of the people." This rumored cold and ruthless capital boss used his actions to block the whole world for her.
Wen Yi began to learn to manage the company, from being ridiculed as a "mascot" to leading the team to win blockbuster projects. And Shen Shu always stood silently behind her - driving away investors when she was publicly humiliated, and always keeping the office lights on when she stayed up late.
It wasn't until after the celebration party that she accidentally opened his safe. There are no trade secrets in it, only a yellowed diary that records all her works, reports, and awards in the ten years since her debut. The last page contains investigation records: the IP of the anonymous whistleblower of the cyber violence that year pointed to her half-sister—the sister who was favored by her mother and was about to make her debut.
It turns out that from beginning to end, she was not fighting alone. And he, using silence as armor and action as sharp blade, blocked her from all the malice from all over the world, including her biological family.
