The Golden Cage: The Frail Darling in the Sick Tycoon's Hands

At nineteen, the Su family went bankrupt, her father fell from a building and was gravely injured, and Su Ruan, drowning in debt, knocked on a man’s car window on a hopeless, rainy night.

Huo Tingshen was the most inscrutable tycoon in the capital’s elite circles, a ruthless and cold-blooded man with immense power. He was thirty-two.

He looked down at the trembling girl, who barely reached his chest, as if she were a dying white rabbit.

“Save you? What will you give me in return?”

For her father’s sake, Su Ruan signed a contract selling herself. She thought it would be a brief transaction, never realizing she had stepped into a carefully built golden cage.

His possessiveness was suffocating: he had to choose her clothes, she had to report everyone she met each day, and even her joy and sorrow were only allowed to bloom for him.

Unable to endure his absolute control, Su Ruan tried to escape.

But wherever she fled, the man always managed to drag her back with ease, breaking her wings by the cruelest means.

He never apologized or lowered his head. He used his absolute power and formidable physique to crush her resistance bit by bit, forcing her to submit completely.

“Ruanruan, birds that try to escape are locked in cages with golden chains.”

Only after Su Ruan gave up struggling completely and bowed her head obediently in his arms did she understand: his control meant she would never escape, not for the rest of her life.