In the glitzy and rusty Sex and the City, blood and capital are woven into a cannibal cage. The genius girl Su Wan became the most tragic object in her previous life: her bone marrow was squeezed out to her adopted daughter, her lifelong patent was stolen, her relatives were cold-shouldered, her lover betrayed, and she died tragically on the operating table on a rainy night, dying with hatred. Once she was reborn and returned to her eighteen-year-old wedding banquet, she returned with the full-level memories of a top inventor and patent lawyer. She gathered all her warmth and played chess with a cold heart. Using patents as a blade and the law as her armor, she tore apart the tools and fate imposed by wealthy families, paid blood to all predators, rewrote her destiny with her own hands, and took back all the glory that belonged to her.
