[A sweet enemies-to-lovers romance at first, followed by wealthy-family suspense and twists]
Everyone knew that Su Yao loved money more than life itself.
But no one knew that she'd once lost everything for love.
Her ex-boyfriend took all her savings, then turned around and put his arm around a rich, beautiful woman. He looked down at Su Yao and laughed:
“Poor people don't deserve to talk about love.”
From that day on, she made up her mind:
She would only date rich people.
Later, at a club, she met a man who was so broke he couldn't afford a thing.
He was certainly handsome, but he was poor.
He said he went for both men and women and would take anyone who came along.
Su Yao: ???
They were rivals in the same line of work, and she wouldn't forget the score.
So she spent every day calling him poor, accusing him of having no principles and stealing her clients.
But behind his back, she worried he might go hungry, bought him meals and clothes, and secretly slipped him money.
She thought she was helping the poor.
Then, to save her mother, she accepted a job paying 20,000 yuan a month, with room and board included.
Her employer was gentle and refined, and his daughter was sweet and adorable.
The white manor on the mountainside was as beautiful as something out of a fairy tale.
But it had more rules than any wealthy household.
“Do not enter the third floor without permission.”
“Do not ask the family anything about themselves.”
“If you hear any unusual sounds, do not look for their source.”
Meanwhile, the broke man she'd once helped also moved into the manor as a male servant.
She had no idea.
The “poor guy” she'd been supporting was actually the sole heir to the world's biggest financial conglomerate.
And she had no idea that from the moment they stepped into the manor, every one of them had already become a piece in the game.
