When her father suddenly suffered from leukemia, her stepmother forced her to do something, and her sister cried and begged. Lin Wan was forced to marry her sister, and she married Song Qingchen, a vegetative CEO, as the "happy bride."
A three-year contract and five million bought her freedom. She lived in the cold Song family villa, taking care of a person who would not wake up day and night, and endured the rolling eyes of her mother-in-law and the ridicule of her brother-in-law. She thought she would be like this for the rest of her life, spending her youth in a ridiculous marriage.
However, when Song Qingchen miraculously woke up, she did not remember who she was. She accepted everything calmly and prepared to leave quietly when the agreement expired. But the man pulled out the contract and told her word for word: "I don't recognize this agreement."
Corporate crises, business secret wars, and family infighting ensued. Lin Wan gradually grew from a marginal person who organized documents to Song Qingchen's indispensable right-hand man. In the double pull of career and emotion, she kept the bottom line of life and found her own light.
This is a story about dignity and growth. When the substitute finally comes to an end, she chooses to live for herself.
