Shen Yan, the youngest estate administrator in Yuncheng, checked out a twelfth will that had been "missing for twelve years" among a pile of old files for asset clearance. The late Su Wan left an absurd condition for his son Pei Zhao in the will: Only if you get married before the age of thirty-two and the marriage lasts for one year, can you inherit the 27% equity. Twelve years ago, Su Wan died in a fire that was characterized as self-immolation; Shen Yan's father was the "forger of the will" in that case and died in prison.
Pei Zhao needs a wife who cannot be bribed, and Shen Yan needs an identity that allows her to legally enter the Pei family. They signed a one-year marriage contract.
In one year, she counted the 80 inheritances left by Su Wan, and one by one she pieced together the truth of what happened twelve years ago; he was transformed from an outcast to a banker at the family card table. When the wedding day came, the case should be settled - he pushed away the signed divorce agreement, but she found that the most difficult item to settle was herself.
