The Shen family recognized their eldest daughter Lin Yansheng, who had been separated for eighteen years, and the wealthy families in the city were waiting to see the joke. At the recognition banquet, Bai Lian's sister Shen Zhaoxue smiled and handed over a glass of red wine: "Sister, welcome home." Lin Yansheng drank it all in one gulp, and black blood gushed out of his nose three seconds later - the wine was highly poisonous. Shen Zhaoxue screamed and cried that her sister wanted to frame her, and the whole place was in an uproar. Lin Yansheng wiped away the blood and took out eighteen drug test reports from the bag, each one corresponding to the "gift" given by Shen Zhaoxue. "I accept all your hospitality." But Gu Ciyuan, the craziest and paranoid boss in Jiangcheng, set his sights on her. He gave her a manor worth one billion, but she refused - according to Murong family rules, accepting a gift was equivalent to agreeing to a family marriage. He sent someone to poison her, hoping that she would survive but not die, and instead beg for mercy. The next day, Lin Yansheng had a fever of 40 degrees Celsius and half a bowl of nosebleeds. When she woke up, she broke the marble countertop of the dining table with one hand. Gu Ciyuan's eyes were red, he pinched her waist and smiled: "The more poisonous you are, the more I love you." In the wealthy social circle, everyone said that Lin Yansheng was a monster invulnerable to all poisons. She held the poisoned wine and smiled lightly: "This is a toast to everyone - whoever poisons me again, I will thank his whole family. After all, if the poison doesn't kill me, it will only make me stronger."
