Su Wan, an ordinary working-class person, broke into the circle of top wealthy families by chance and glimpsed a world "unimaginable by ordinary people" - private jets shuttled across the sky, customized jewelry embellished daily life, pet palaces worth tens of millions, and manor renovations worth billions were just ordinary pastimes for wealthy children. The wanton confidence and the pleasure of controlling everything constitute the ultimate happiness exclusive to the rich.
As an assistant, she approaches Lu Shiyan, the leader of a top wealthy family. This man, who looks noble and cold but behaves absurdly and unruly, is not only the guide who leads her to experience luxury, but also the fetters that entangle her emotions. Under the halo of gold and jewels, Su Wan witnessed the delicacy and games, temptation and decadence of the wealthy circles: the domineering second-generation rich people were constantly making trouble, the tolerant and sinister heirs secretly planned the chess game, the superficially decent wealthy wives concealed their edge, and the low-level counterattackers struggled with desire.
From the initial shock of low self-esteem to the gradual adaptation to the rules of the circle, Su Wan struggled to grow up amid temptation and perseverance. She witnessed the "unbelievable" happiness of rich people, and also experienced the shackles and fragility behind this happiness - the cruelty of business traps, the undercurrent of family infighting, and the sting of emotional betrayal, all became medals of her transformation.
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