Business tycoon Lu Jin is recognized in the circle as a "dictator" - the leader of a billion-dollar empire. He has a skin that confuses all living beings, but he is accustomed to using his power to crush all disobedience. He had never had a crush on anyone until he met the newly recruited special assistant Su Wan.
Su Wang is what others see as a "nice gentleman": he speaks softly, does things properly, and can't even fault the way he holds the coffee. Only Lu Jin had ever seen this young man with his eyes lowered, who would casually stir up trouble in the corner of the conference room - inciting rivals to fight with each other with a few words, and then push the hot potato to the executives who were blocking the way, with a smile as gentle as sugar tempered with poison.
Lu Jin became interested in this "fox in sheep's clothing" and used his power to trap him, but lost control in each confrontation: he thought he was in control of the prey, but Su Wan kept pace with his connivance, using his power to eliminate old enemies, and even dared to "borrow a knife to kill" on his territory.
It wasn't until Lu Jin broke through Su Wan's secret ledger hidden behind the filing cabinet that he saw clearly the gap in this man's heart - the chess pieces he played with were all enemies who had betrayed Su Wan's family. When Su Wan raised his eyes to look at him, the pretense of gentleness was gone from his eyes for the first time: "Mr. Lu, you are the only accident that I didn't take into account."
When a strong dictator meets a scheming manipulator, will the superior tame the prey, or will the fox drag the hunter into the chess game? When the desire for control collides with the calculating heart, sincerity becomes the sharpest bargaining chip - whoever delivers the sincerity first will lose.
Intention: Because of love, I am willing to go through fire and water for you, no matter what.