Su Wan, an overworked wage slave earning 5,000 yuan a month, lives in a run-down rental, hounded by her landlord for rent, mocked by her coworkers, and nagged by her relatives to get married.
The company's new cold-faced CEO, Lu Shi Yan, always looks at her as if he's investigating a case.
All she wants is to quietly restore cultural relics and look after her old antiques.
Until one day, a coworker smashes her "broken cup."
She says softly, "Ru ware with an azure glaze. Even a fragment is worth seven figures."
The whole room falls silent.
Later, Su Ming Yuan smashes the vase by her door.
Calmly, she hands him the auction record and insurance policy.
"A Qianlong-period famille rose revolving vase from the Qing dynasty, worth eighty million. How are you going to pay for it?"
Later still, she takes off her mask at a charity gala.
Everyone rises to their feet.
The man before her, who has pursued her for ten years, simply takes her hand and says softly,
"Xiao Wan, your grandfather said I should take you home."
