Shen Jie, the eldest daughter of the Hong Kong underworld, was forced to run away from home by her stepbrother and stepmother. She faked her identity as "Shen Xiaoman" and went north to Beijing. She became the poorest exchange student at Beijing University - living in a shabby dormitory on the sixth floor, working four jobs a day, squatting in a convenience store and eating cold rice balls. The school beauty Jiang Yuebai took the lead in ostracizing her, pouring hot coffee on her and destroying her notes. Shen Jie lowered her head every time and said "it's okay", but she responded accurately in the middle of the night, anonymously broke the news, made key recordings, and calmly took advantage of every move.
But there was a pair of amber eyes staring at her. Fu Ruizhen, the prince of Beijing, saw her being blocked by a drunkard at the entrance of a convenience store, and captured the half-second of her feet preparing for a fight; she was playing sandbags in a fight club, but he blocked her on the training ground; late at night when she was blocked, his car lights were always on fifty meters behind her. Is he here to expose her, or is he here to protect her? Shen Jie didn't know, she only knew that every time she looked back, she would meet his eyes that were getting heavier and heavier.
A mother's dying letter reveals her true life story. A story about disguise and protection, escape and return - she carried it alone for so long, and finally someone said to her: "Okay, keep pretending, I will tell you the truth."
