On the day Gu Wanqing officially announced her marriage, Weibo was paralyzed for three hours. The entire Internet is blessing the fairy tale between a top-notch movie queen and a talented actor, but they don't know that the marriage certificate is the third contract the two signed at the law firm—she needs his technology empire to break the family dilemma, and he needs her power in the entertainment industry to complete the capital game.
In front of the camera, they interlocked and acted affectionately, and in private, they drew a clear line between the river and the Han in the million-dollar mansion. Until a competitor set up a trap, Jiang Chen broke the agreement in public and protected her: "My wife's acting skills are only worthy of playing opposite me."
When the producer, his childhood sweetheart, raised his diamond ring, the eager capital set up a dragnet, and the cold contract was suddenly burned to ashes by Jiang Chen. He bit her trembling earlobe and chuckled: "A bet? Let's see who can fake it first in this scene."
Later at the celebration banquet, the newly minted movie star unlocked the screen saver on his mobile phone in public: the scanned copy of the marriage certificate was turned into a strategic cooperation PPT, with a line of small text hidden on the last page: "Additional terms: The beneficiary permanently retains heartbeat rights."
