The Lu family goes bankrupt, and heiress Lu Ziqi falls from her pedestal, saddled with tens of billions in debt.
Her fiancé not only breaks off their engagement, but tries to take advantage of her plight, forcibly swallowing up the Lu family's last core asset and putting a priceless pink diamond on another woman's finger.
With no one to turn to, she sets her sights on the scumbag fiancé's most respected and feared uncle.
Bai Hanzhou is the head of Haicheng's most powerful family, the man who sets the rules of the business world, and the so-called “Living Buddha Yama,” rumored to count sandalwood prayer beads and live an ascetic life.
“Uncle, may I borrow your suit? You can take me as collateral.”
She thought it was just a dangerous test of nerve, and only wanted to borrow the Living Buddha's influence to get out unscathed.
Who knew that this lofty god had already fallen for her?
Not only did he publicly give her his personal prayer beads to back her up, he also threw down a six-month, thirty-billion-yuan wager contract.
A fake flirtation turns into true love. He cages her in his arms and presses her at every turn. “You think you can run after using me? You think that little bit of interest settles what you owe me?”
The ultimate holy man willingly breaks his vows, puts a knife in her hand, protects her as she takes the world by storm, and joins forces with her to bring down the scumbag's entire family.
When everything is finally settled, Uncle holds her close and asks leisurely, “So, who should you call him from now on, him or me?”
