At thirty, Qiao Yi's marriage has fallen apart, her career is going nowhere, and when she catches her husband cheating, his mistress humiliates her in public. She gets drunk and passes out outside her own door. When she wakes up, she's become a formidable female CEO in a parallel world, the kind who smashes a bottle over another CEO's head.
Qiao Yi wants to run, but she can't. The CEO forces her to sign a "contract sibling" agreement: they will pose as siblings in public and keep out of each other's private affairs. It was supposed to be just an act, but he knocks on her door in the middle of the night and moves her and her son straight into his house. When someone humiliates her in public, he shields her in his arms in front of everyone. She takes one step back, and he presses three steps forward, relentlessly closing in and refusing to give an inch.
But an ordinary woman with no golden finger, worn down by life, is forcibly dragged into a wealthy family's turbulent world, one she never imagined entering. Office politics, a CEO who keeps pressing closer, and the daily grind of raising a child alone: she struggles to handle it all.
The possessiveness in that man's eyes becomes harder and harder to hide. He even lowers his voice beside her ear and says:
"I'm tired of being your brother. When are you going to give me a different title?"
The rift between parallel worlds is closing. Can she hold on to everything she's stolen?
The biggest problem right now: her contract CEO brother doesn't seem willing to let her go.
