Mu Jiaojiao believes in three things in his life:
1. Beauty is hard currency
2. Power is easier to use than fairness
3. Men can have sex, but they can't conceive children.
When she was in junior high school, she was slapped by reality - her homestead was occupied, village bullies were running rampant, and the police came and advised her, "little girl, don't make a big deal out of it."
From then on, she understood: rules are made for the weak, and she wanted to be the one who made the rules.
After graduating from a prestigious school, the top rich second generation chased her to France. She accepted the gifts but refused everyone.
"It's your business to chase me, and it's my business to promise. I haven't nodded yet."
On the day of graduation, the teacher from the fake celebrity training class took them to a top party.
Sitting in the corner was Xi Yan, the wildest prince in Beijing, as lazy as a napping leopard.
Mu Jiaojiao walked over with a glass of wine in hand and smiled brightly.
She gave a false name, which happened to be his fiancée's name.
The conversation lasted three years.
She regarded him as a springboard, and he regarded her as a salvation.
It wasn't until the rightful owner returned to China that the old man of the Xi family handed over the check: "Make a bid."
Mu Jiaojiao made a five sign.
"Five million?" The old man laughed angrily, "Is my son worth this amount?"
The final check was for fifty million.
Mu Jiaojiao took the money and ran away, flying directly to the Maldives.
Beach, sunshine, bikini, she just closed her eyes and her sunglasses were taken off.
Xi Yan squatted in front of her, with a faint smile on his face that was slightly red from the sun:
"In your heart, I am worth fifty million?"
He tore the check in front of her, and the pieces flew into the Indian Ocean:
"Re-price, Mu Jiaojiao."
"This time, I want you to pay for it for the rest of your life."
