Seven years ago, the prince of Beijing, Fu Hanzhou, was kidnapped. A strange girl cut the rope with broken glass and put a band-aid on his forehead: "Little brother, don't be afraid."
Seven years later, the girl's family was ruined. Fu Hanzhou used a sky-high price contract of 30 million as bait to force the down-and-out socialite Wen Yining to marry him. In front of others, he was a ruthless, ascetic and cold business emperor; behind the scenes, he was a paranoid man who had been insomniac for seven years and kept his old ways.
Wen Yining thought this was revenge. Her husband made her pour wine in public at the banquet and ordered her to do menial work as a servant, which was humiliating. She gritted her teeth and swallowed, just to stay in the Fu family and find out the truth behind her father's "leakage" that led to his death.
But when the truth came to light: his father was framed by a branch of the Fu family, it was Fu Hanzhou who saved him, and he was the one responsible for the Wen family's bankruptcy, Wen Yining took off her wedding ring and left resolutely.
Only then did Fu Hanzhou realize that he hated the wrong person and loved the wrong way. In the heavy rain, he knelt down to beg for forgiveness, transferred all Fu's shares, and tried his best to atone for his sins. And she is the "Blue Bird", the world's top restorer of ancient books, who never bothers to be in anyone's hands.
He originally wanted to break her wings, but in the end he handed her the scissors.
