As the youngest executive director of the investment banking department, Su Man's life creed is: all problems can be solved through precise calculation and risk control. Until her 29th birthday, her biological mother handed over a "Dating KPI Assessment Form" and ordered her to get married within a year, otherwise her family property would have nothing to do with her. Su Man: ... This question is beyond the scope. In order to cope with this "biggest public relations crisis of the year", Su Man decided to find a "marriage partner". Requirements: IQ is online, background is clean, and most importantly, he is a staunch non-marriage advocate like her, and when the cooperation period expires, it is easy to get together and part ways. Then, she met Lu Xiheng. After listening to her "project" statement, the senior partner of the law firm, who was known as the "cold-faced King of Hell" in the industry, calmly adjusted his gold-rimmed glasses and handed over a thirty-page prenuptial agreement. The terms are clear, rights and responsibilities are clearly defined, and it is more rigorous than any investment report she has ever done. Su Man: Perfect! It's him! Married life is as smooth as the "contract" promised. Outside, they are an elite couple that everyone envies, with great chemistry and full aura. At home, they are "shared roommates" who don't disturb each other. Each person has half a sofa, and even the water and electricity bills are automatically settled using the APP. Until one day, when Su Man was hospitalized with acute appendicitis and was in excruciating pain on the hospital bed, Lu Xiheng rushed in with freshly cooked porridge and red eyes. His clothes were messy, and his usually meticulous hair was sticking up. His voice was hoarse than ever before: "Su Man, additional clauses in the contract: Party A must ensure good health.
