The Tycoon’s Possessive Love

She was Lu Zhenhua's Eighth Concubine, a destitute embroiderer sold into a wealthy household.

He told her, "You're nothing but a decoration."

She endured it for eight years, until she saw the truth behind this gilded cage.

One rainy night, she left him divorce papers and walked away without looking back.

Everyone thought she would starve to death in Shanghai.

Three years later, she became the head of Xue Ji, a brand coveted by Shanghai's socialites.

Five years later, her qipaos were all the rage across the Far East.

And the once-untouchable Black Leopard knelt before her, begging her to return.

She sneered. "Do you think you're worthy?"

Just then, Long Xiaoting, Shanghai's most mysterious tycoon, stepped in front of her.

He told Lu Zhenhua, "Touch a single hair on her head, and I'll take your life."

Then he turned to her and said, "You are my life."

Everyone thought she had married up.

Only Long Xiaoting knew the truth: he hadn't won her. He was the one who had married above his station.