The Day I Was Reborn, I Took Back His Billion-Dollar Life

In her previous life, Qiao Zhaoheng spent twelve years helping Gu Chengjun take his company, worth tens of billions, to its IPO bell-ringing ceremony.

On the day of the ceremony, the media introduced her by only one title: Gu Chengjun's fiancée.

She handled the toughest acquisitions and rescued the most dangerous cash-flow crises, yet she wasn't named a co-founder, and she received only a token amount of the core shares.

When she opened her eyes again, she was back in 2014.

Gu Chengjun held out his hand, asking for the acquisition proposal that would become the first cornerstone of his multibillion-yuan empire.

Qiao Zhaoheng took the file back. “You're not getting it.”

In this life, she wouldn't destroy him. She would simply take back the proposal, clients, resources, time, and love she'd once given him for free.

She bought assets others didn't want, seized opportunities others couldn't recognize, and earned the shares no one would give her.

Later, Gu Chengjun returned with shares and a ring, but she already had her own company, Jianheng.

Many years later, he sat on the seller's side of the table, while she sat on the buyer's.

“I'm not here to save you.”

“I'm here to buy the company.”