[Overworked office drone becomes a tycoon’s heiress + socialite by day, secret identity by night + former special forces captain shows up demanding she take responsibility]
In her previous life, Lei Ting worked herself to death from overtime. When she opened her eyes again, she had become the eldest daughter of “Lei Half-City,” a Hong Kong tycoon in 1980.
Her father was a legend who controlled both the underworld and the legitimate world. With four wives and six younger siblings, she was born at the very top of Hong Kong’s social pyramid.
In her previous life, she’d lived cautiously. This time, with the most powerful backing in all of Hong Kong, she intended to do whatever she pleased.
By day, she was the Lei family’s most doted-on princess, skilled in music, chess, calligraphy, and painting.
By night, she was the gang’s fearsome “Third Master,” merciless with her fists and her gun.
At twenty, she used a secret identity to infiltrate the mainland military. Under the codename “Thunderclap,” she became the sharpest blade in the special forces.
Then, during a mission, she and her captain, Ding Yunqi, crossed the line at the edge of life and death.
When the mission ended, she vanished overnight and fled back to Hong Kong.
Five years later, she was a tech-company CEO returning to the country with a child, while her former captain had become a military representative, seated across from her at the negotiating table.
He stared at her, his gaze complicated. “Bai Youluo, how long are you going to keep pretending?”
She remained expressionless. “Sir, my name is Lei Ting. I don’t know anyone called Bai Youluo.”
Then a photograph was slapped onto the table: her five-year-old son, who looked exactly like him as a child.
“You don’t have to marry me,” he said, “but the child must be acknowledged by his family.”
Lei Ting looked at him and suddenly smiled.
“Fine. Then let’s meet halfway.”
In this life, with the most powerful backing in all of Hong Kong, all she wanted was to do whatever she pleased.
When did Ating and Ding Yunqi meet?
The front started pretty well. Later, I don't know why, except for Lei Ting's sister and brother, all the younger brothers and sisters in the back are called Grandpa Lei Hao. Some scenes have too many same words... Sometimes I think I've looked back... The AI feels a bit heavy. The story is quite good. I saw that Xiaobao was seven years old and we hadn't met each other before. The introduction was about five years old. Did I miss it? In which chapter did we meet?
It's a pity not to be together. . . .
In addition to love and love, there is also the silent love of an old father. An old mother's delicate love, broad horizons and patriotic feelings
When will the hero and the heroine meet again?
. It was well written, but it made me burst into tears while reading it. The emotions in the story are very delicate, but I still laughed at the end.
It's quite interesting, and I want to continue watching it.
Good looking, not bad × no lag
This type of question is not bad, I have read too many time travelers 🤭
I really like the heroine's character. Han Ju is a dull gourd.