I'm Just a Down-and-Out Dad, and You're Using the Honey Trap on Me?

In middle age, Chu Zheng is betrayed by his wife, stripped of all his patents, saddled with crushing debt, and kicked out with nothing. He can only scrape by with his three-year-old daughter in an urban village.

Just as he hits rock bottom, Li Man, the single mother of his daughter’s classmate, enters his life.

Beautiful and gentle, she doesn’t look down on him for being broke. She even volunteers to help care for his daughter and cook for them, like a dream woman who understands him perfectly.

Everyone thinks Chu Zheng has hit the jackpot and found a second chance at love.

But only Chu Zheng knows that this seemingly perfect woman is a top commercial spy sent by his corporate rivals, intent on stealing the last piece of core code he has.

“So they want to play the honey trap? Then I’ll play along.”

Chu Zheng pretends to fall head over heels, happily enjoying the spy’s attentive care.

Until one day, the business conglomerate springs its trap, convinced it can finally crush Chu Zheng for good.

But Chu Zheng casually throws down a trump card worth hundreds of billions, and the corporate empire collapses in an instant.

And the cool, beautiful spy who was ordered to scheme against him now clings to his leg, eyes red with tears: “Chu Zheng, I don’t want anything anymore. Please don’t make me leave...”