As the youngest and most cold-blooded business emperor in the industry, Lu Chen only has two words in his dictionary: valuation and acquisition. His life is an infinite game of money and power. His acquisition list ranges from multinational groups to private islands, and he has never failed. Until he met Su Wei. Su Wei is the owner of the "Buyu" studio and the only inheritor of the almost lost "wrong gold and silver" craft. Her works are treasures in museums and are works of art coveted by the top wealthy. In Lu Chen's eyes, she and her craftsmanship are the most perfect luxury line on his business map and the next super IP worth hundreds of billions. When they met for the first time, Lu Chen's special assistant handed over an acquisition contract valued at tens of billions. Su Wei didn't even raise his head, and said calmly, "My craftsmanship does not belong to any price." Lu Chen thought the price was not enough, so he added money, gave away houses, gave away equity, and used all the means of business war. However, Su Wei only posted a message on WeChat Moments late one night, with a picture of the exquisite utensil she had just completed: "The moonlight tonight is so beautiful." The implication is: Thank you for the invitation, don't disturb me, you can't buy the moon. Only then did Lu Chen realize that this woman, along with the thousand-year-old skills she guarded, was the only unvaluable asset on his territory. If he wants to get her, he must take off the cold shell of capital and enter her little world of tinkling sounds and warmth of the fire. He began to learn to distinguish the color of gold and copper, and learned to understand the persistence of "choosing one thing for the rest of his life". When the whole world thought that Lu Chen was going to use capital to devour art, he personally built a priceless museum for her.
