[Faked death and child in tow] [Stand-in misunderstanding] [Unhinged sweet romance] [The epitome of wealth and beauty]
The whole capital believes one saying: Marry a daughter of the Su family, and your family will prosper for three generations.
Su Tangtang is the living embodiment of wealth and beauty. The moment she shows up, stocks hit their limits; when she smiles, investors line up to offer contracts; when she frowns, the city's elite send comfort overnight.
But this pampered flower falls into the sea and "dies" during a post-wedding yacht banquet, leaving no evidence to prove otherwise.
Three years later, the Nanyang financial tycoon "Jiang Li" arrives in the capital with a mysterious adorable child.
At the same time, "Goodnight, Tangtang," the soothing radio show every insomniac among Asia's elite listens to each night, stops children from crying in three minutes. Its gentle voice makes Huo Jin, who has been going mad for three years, turn red-eyed.
The man spends trillions overnight to buy the entire platform, then corners her on the deck of a luxury yacht, his fingertips trembling. "Mrs. Huo, you used yourself as a stand-in to toy with me. Had enough?"
The stand-in agreement for his old flame, which he signed with his own hands, has now become a contract of servitude as he begs her to take him back.
Her photos cover the walls. A fiercely adorable genius child points at him and calls him "Big Shark," while top financial groups compete to be her next husband.
Su Tangtang swirls her wine, her expression languid. "Want to remarry me? Pass three tests first: Grandma's international shipping fleet, my son's IQ test, and... can you match the trillion-dollar fortune I've made in three years?"
When the haughty flower of wealth returns from the dead and meets a possessive, unhinged financial magnate, this time he is willing to be shattered to pieces, kneeling to coax her night after night, all for one glance from her.