Business Queen Su Wanqing was reborn in the 1980s and became a sickly little girl in Shanghai whose scholarly family had declined. In order to save her family, she was forced to marry Lu Yushen, who was rumored to be a cold-blooded and ruthless "living king of hell" in Beijing.
On the wedding night, the man looked upright and threw down a piece of paper: "We will be husband and wife in name only, not to interfere with each other, and we will get a peaceful divorce in two years."
Su Wanqing happily signed and decided to allocate rooms. She worked on her business during the day, drawing blueprints, using sewing machines, and leading a group of veterans to kill in the mall and make a lot of money. I thought my days would go by so peacefully.
Unexpectedly, the cold-faced officer who had restrained himself and returned to courtesy, and had agreed not to interfere with each other, looked at her more and more strangely. When she was in trouble, he would act like a magic weapon descending from heaven: "Who dares to touch my woman, Lu Yushen!"
When she was tired, he would get a basin of hot water and kneel on one knee to wash her feet. Until that late night when there was a thunderstorm.
Su Wanqing looked at the door that was kicked open and the man with scarlet eyes who was approaching step by step.
"Captain Lu, you have violated the agreement." She was unable to retreat and was pressed against the cold wall.
The man's rough fingertips rubbed the corners of her lips, and his voice was hoarse as hell: "Boss Su, I tore up that scrap of paper a long time ago. Now, I want to recover my husband's legal rights with interest."
